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I got the upper hand on japanese beetles

10 years ago

After trying everything out there, I finally found something that works. I bought some Agribon AG-15 Insect barrier. I covered my high bush blueberries and no more bugs. The berries ripened up and got nice and sweet, and life is good. If you have that problem. You might want to give it a try. Filix.

Comments (3)

curtis
10 years ago
... or you reached the end of the Japanese beetle season at about that same time. They are gone in my area now and I don't use chemicals.
filix
Original Author
10 years ago
No I put this stuff on one month ago. And they were in full force. They would climb all over the netting, but couldn't get in. Filix.
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mark_roeder 4B NE Iowa
10 years ago
I thought from the ads Agribon AG-15 insect barrier was a cover. Does this cover have chemicals toxic to insects, too?

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