Japanese Beetle Extermination
What are Japanese Beetles?
Japanese beetles are notorious pests that feed on over 300 species of trees, flowers, shrubs, and field crops. Their feeding period typically spans six to eight weeks, starting from mid to late June. It's crucial to address the infestation promptly to minimize damage.
While Japanese beetle damage primarily affects the appearance of trees and shrubs, continued feeding over multiple years can weaken already vulnerable plants. In Missouri, the population of Japanese beetles can vary from year to year, but some presence of these pests is observed annually.
Are Japanese beetles wreaking havoc on your trees, flowers, and shrubs? Look no further than Korte Tree Care for professional and effective Japanese beetles control. We understand the destructive nature of these pests and the importance of swift treatment. Serving Columbia and Jefferson City, our expert team offers comprehensive solutions to combat Japanese beetles and protect your valuable plants.
Japanese Beetle Treatment Options
Prevention is key when it comes to Japanese beetle management. Incorporating Japanese beetle-resistant plants into your garden can significantly reduce the risk of infestations. Our knowledgeable team can guide you in selecting suitable plant varieties that are less appealing to Japanese beetles, ensuring long-term protection and minimizing the need for extensive treatment.
At Korte Tree Care, we offer effective treatment methods to combat Japanese beetles and mitigate their impact. Our approach includes a combination of strategies tailored to your specific needs:
- Spraying: For shrubs and smaller plants, we employ the use of Carbaryl, an effective spray treatment for Japanese beetles.
- Tree Injections: In the case of larger trees, we utilize a combination of Carbaryl spray and Acephate injections. These injections target the infestation directly, providing effective control and minimizing the beetles' damage.
