Japanese beetles wreak havoc on your lawn and garden in all stages of their life cycle, but this unconventional helper will ...

While adult Japanese beetles live only 40 days, they are voracious and can cause major damage to Midwest fruit crops.

How to Identify A Japanese Beetle “You can spot Japanese beetles with a naked eye,” says Bell. “The beetles are usually brownish across the back with a black-colored head and legs.

Japanese beetles, active from mid-May to early August, damage plants like roses, hibiscus and Japanese maples by leaving a lace-like pattern on foliage. Are Japanese beetles terrorizing your beloved ...

Japanese beetles were first found in the United States over 100 years ago, after they were accidentally introduced into New Jersey. Until 1916, the insect was only found in Japan, where it is not ...

DEAR JANET: I need help! Japanese beetles have taken over my yard the last few years. They are eating my roses, crepe myrtles and now my ferns, which were my grandmother's and are about 40 years old.

The beetles trapped in Kennewick appear to be “strong flyers” that made it over the Columbia River from Pasco and began ...

They’re also destructive. Japanese beetles attack over 300 species of plants, including flowers and fruits. They feed on “pretty much everything except evergreens,” Castrovillo said.

The first Japanese beetle has been discovered in Kennewick, potentially meaning trouble for homeowners and farmers. It follows sightings of the highly destructive beetle in Pasco and Richland.

A Kamloops, B.C., resident has reported invasive Japanese beetles outside the city's downtown core — an area which is considered a containment zone for the foliage-eating species.