My research
suggests Japanese Beetles are most prevalent in our location during the months
of June and July. Also they are
attracted to the color yellow plants that smell and taste good. Further research turned up an environmental
formula – one that won’t harm your plants, pets or children. And I quote, “alternately mix clear dish
soap, water, garlic powder and cayenne pepper in a spray bottle and apply it to
your plants. These ingredients change
your gorgeous plants from delicious to gross and should keep Japanese beetles
from eating them. You can also use baby
powder sprinkled directly on your plants.
As an added benefit, the cayenne pepper makes the leaves taste spicy and
will burn the mouths of squirrels and rabbits that may also feast on your
plants.” I did try this mixture and it
did work for me! Who knew?!
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