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The J.Beetles Will Not Eat List.

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Joined: 7/22/2007
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Posted: Sep/06/2007 4:36 PM PST

I came across this list and thought I would share it. I consider it a general guideline because some of the plants listed have been attacked by the beasties. For instance, I know that petunias and dogwoods have been affected by them here in my area. Sorry for the long post.

The following are plants not attractive to Japanese beetles (some even appear to be completely immune):

ageratum
ailanthus
arborvitae
ash
aster
babies breath
balsam
balsam fir
bamboo
beautyberry
beebalm
begonia
black locust
bleeding heart
boxelder
brown eyed susan
butternut
caladium
candytuft
carnation
Carolina allspice
Catawba rhododendron
catnip
Chinese azalea
Chinese lantern-plant
Chinese redbud
chrysanthemum
clematis
cockscomb
columbine
coneflower
coralbells
coreopsis
cornflower
cosmos
crassula
cryptomeria
English ivy
euonymus
false dragonhead
flowering tobacco
forget me not
forsythia
foxgove
dogwood
dusty miller
gaillardia,
gardenia
goldenglow
ginkgo
ground myrtle
hazelnut
hemlock
hickory
hollies
hydrangea
hyssop
Iceland poppy
iris
Japanese honeysuckle
Japanese pagodatree
Japanese pieris
Japanese spurge
juniper
lantana
larkspur
lilac
lilies
lily of the valley
lions heart
magnolia
maidenhair fern
maidenhair tree
maples other than Norway
matrimonyvine
mignonette
mimosa
mockorange
motherwort
mountain bluet
mountain laurel
mulberry
mullein
nasturtium
oaks other than chestnut and pin
Oriental poppy
ox-eye daisy
pampas grass
pansy
pear
persimmon
petunia
phlox
pine
pinxterbloom azalea
plaintain lily
portulaca
privet
purple loosestrife
pyracantha
pyrethrum daisy
rabbiteye blueberry
rosebay rhododendron
sedum
smoketree
snapdragon
snowberry
spearmint
spiderwort
spruce
strawflower
swamp azalea
sweetgum
sweetpea
sweetpotato
sweet scaboius
sweet William
tamarisk
tawny daylily
tiger lily
tuliptree
verbena
violet
Virginia dayflower
wandering Jew
waterlily
white top
white turtlehead
wild bergamot
wild indigo
winterberry
winter honeysuckle
yew
yucca
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Joined: 3/17/2006
Location: Aiken SC
Posts: 552
Posted: Sep/07/2007 7:21 AM PST

Great List!

Thanks
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