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Every single year,some years are worse, you wait to have pretty flowers all winter then you plant them ,and before you know it there is holes in leaves,they destroy roses.

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@Mz iMac wrote:

No, we don't have a bettle problem.  Matter of fact no incest problem.  Our plants, gardens & flowers are "treated" by landscapers every week.


This post made me laugh aloud.

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@lulu2 wrote:

@Mz iMac wrote:

No, we don't have a bettle problem.  Matter of fact no incest problem.  Our plants, gardens & flowers are "treated" by landscapers every week.


This post made me laugh aloud.


 

Me, too, making me want to ask, "confused.gifWhat does that have to do incest?"  confused.gif  Woman LOL

 
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I use that on my grass, but i need to look into that for flowers.

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well I guess I'll continue to pick them off and put in my soapy wAter bucket!  It seems ninty if you do the same thing in various ways.  Yesterday between DH and myself we picked 25 !  Katerina there were more !!!  These insects REALLY bug me !  Now there on our japanese flamingo willows as well.  I don't wNt to use the insecticide as I do know it can harm the bees ,  don't wZnt to do that. 

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Other Japanese beetle loving plants are hibiscus both patio and hardy hibiscus. 

 

 

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@IamMrsG@lulu2

 

Thanks for the heads up.

 

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I mixed up some sal suds, added neem oil,and peppermint last night, hoping that will help.

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Yes, i was told to try aat my local center for my hibiscus and rose of sharon. I did buy a bag but it has not helped so far.

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Back north it was a constant battle with them and my lovely roses. I used a lot of those traps. Good luck.