Do asian beetles eat autumn blaze maples?
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They eat Japanese maples. Here is a list of their favorite things to nibble on:
Roses are one of Japanese beetles’ favorite foods, and you can look for them there when they first emerge. There are several hundred other species of plants that they’ll also eat. As for Trees, Japanese beetles favor the following:
Apple
Birch
Cherry
Crabapple
Crape Myrtle
American Elm
Horse Chestnut
Hydrangea, Tree Form
American Linden (Silver Linden less susceptible)
Japanese Maple
Norway Maple
Mountain Ash
Ninebark, Tree Form
Pawpaw
Peach
Planetree
Plum (especially Purple-Leaf)
Lombardy Poplar
Sassafras
Rose of Sharon, Tree Form
Walnut
Weigela, Tree Form
I have a yard full of Japanese beetles and the only thing the eat are my marigolds. They did not touch my brand new baby Autumn Blaze Maple tree. Thank goodness. I did my research before deciding on this tree, and I'm glad it paid off.