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Japanese Beetles: How a Certified Arborist Can Help Protect Your Trees and Plants

Japanese beetles are a notorious pest known for their destructive appetite and the harm they can inflict on trees, plants, and gardens. While these beetles may look harmless, their presence can lead to extensive damage if left unchecked. Homeowners dealing with Japanese beetles might feel overwhelmed, but a certified arborist offers expertise and targeted solutions to manage these pests effectively. Here, we’ll explore what makes Japanese beetles so destructive and how an arborist can protect your landscape from their impact. What Are Japanese Beetles? Japanese beetles, scientifically known as Popillia japonica, are invasive pests originally from Japan. First detected in the United States in the early 1900s, they have since spread across much of the country. Recognizable by their metallic green and bronze-colored bodies, Japanese beetles are about half an inch long and highly mobile. Despite their small size, these beetles are voracious feeders that can quickly devastate vario

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