Japanese beetles are aggressive summer pests that feed on tree leaves, often leaving them skeletonized and severely damaged.
In Madison, beetle populations peak in mid-summer and can defoliate trees quickly if left untreated.
Keyman Lawn, Tree & Pest offers targeted treatment programs to protect vulnerable trees from severe feeding damage.
Japanese beetles feed between leaf veins, creating a lace-like appearance.
Common symptoms:
Severe infestations can strip trees in weeks.
Treatment options may include:
Timing is critical to protect foliage before peak feeding.
While one season of feeding may not kill a healthy tree, repeated defoliation weakens it over time.
Weak trees become:
Preventative control protects long-term health.
