Japanese Beetle – Organic Control
Q: Is there any organic method to keep Japanese beetles off my plants?
A: Insecticidal soap or products containing pyrethrin could be the answer for you. You’ll have to hit the insect directly with the spray – that can be hard on rose blooms. Neem oil is a product registered for Japanese beetle feeding repellency but research in Ohio has not shown it to be very effective.
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