The people celebrate your return, especially the sleeves and boots.

Oh snap! He’s back and he’s got hose!

I used that same trap ut worked wonders for me. Everyday there were more and more of them.

cool video i really like your style

whered u go tho the tips are good

WOW you have larger yard .. nice😘

Do you still use these bags? Thanks! New sub

Are those jap beetles blind? I was in my pole barn it sounded like hail*** went out side they were crashing into building like mad watched same one continue to kamakazi 47 times

Our landscaper treats our yard for grubs every year. We STILL have beetles though, because our neighbors don't treat their yard. I had to put up the bug bags this year because our roses and hardy northern hibiscus were being destroyed by Japanese Beetles. They seem to be working despite the intel that says they don't work. I don't want to use Seven because I don't want to hurt the bees. Hopefully I'll be successful in at least reducing the number of Japanese beetles visiting my gardens. Full disclosure: the traps need to be at least 30 feet away and downwind from the garden.

I made the mistake of ordering the bags through amazon. Now I’ve got 6. Then I ordered the trap and the round bait thing came. So either items came with the yellow plastic boards. Can I fashion something to work? Or just go get the beginning trap pack? Problem is I guess everyone is having this issue so it was sold out

Lifetime supply of chicken feed

My chickens love to eat these beetles!

Get some chickens

Find someone with ducks or chickens in your area to give the beetles to as food. Thats why i bought this trap. My ducks are going to love eating these pests.

Free chicken feed

I'm a bit shocked that you planted those invasive non native Cleveland pears. If you were going for zen, a better choice might have been 4 gingko OR 4 Japanese maples. Never a pear!

Brilliant!

If anyone knows best with your thoughts on PLASTIC - that would be me! This is an excellent idea and I am just finishing up my gardens up north! Keep it coming DT!!!!! Can't wait till next season! Johnny O

Super idea with the Sthil! Looking forward to next season with these great ideas of the wildflower gardens, A MUST! I need to add a Root Cellar!

LOVE THE TABLE!!! A dream come true. Woohoo!! Hope to visit sometime. Looks gorgeous XXOO

Great seeing you and look forward to more chaos

GREAT IDEA!

Genius!!!

No that was a great build! Just amazing how you get these great ideas! Keep on ROCKING!

unreal!!!

Love it!!! ❤️

Awesome! I hate these things. As an insect lover, I find them very Beautiful but they are invasive and destroy all of your Plants. It is so satisfying to See that many in one bag.

What a fantastic and informative series; thanks for helping me out I kid you not , I have the same issue with my Apple tree and it’s ironic- no bugs, no disease, etc. After reviewing my surveillance cameras bingo! Who would’ve ever thought ! Thanks for sharing ! Keep them rolling JohnnyO

Valuable information

That’s excellent! I’m the one who introduced Johnny-O to those. In fact those plants in your video came from seeds that I grew. Enjoy!

Excellent Take- just so well done all around - for the beginner - Novice and on! Just a fun series to watch and learn- Keep it Going Tep! PS your Castors are exceptional look for the Roman walk/ Spooky Walk! Johnny O

Be careful what you wish for!

We want more

I had Lady Thumb (Persicaria maculosa) explode in one of my wild flower bed this summer. The Japanese Beetles decided it was the food of choice in the garden and stayed away from everything else.

I really really liked that part with "no poison" .

Danny - This is so good. I'm now officially in love with Kentucky limestone.

What a journey...

Japanese beetles were decimated in my fruit trees by dusting them daily with a fog of Food grade diatomatious earth blown out onto the trees and beetles of a shopvac exhaust tube, I never had them in large numbers again.

Traps do work as long as you keep them at the a long distance from effected plants....downside is it attracts beetles from other yards. Best way is to get a company in to treat the ground and stop them before they develop

Beautiful garden and well done brother! I couldn’t agree more … No plastic; all natural from Mother Nature. Love the water feature; that sound is southing to the soul. Go out there, close your eyes, breathe, and just listen. Looking forward to watching the garden expand and grow!

Amazing Tep- Keep it rolling- Love the Rocks! Johnny O

This is great! We love Hugo and the squad!

Chaos !!!!

You'll never convince me that I'm better off without the traps. If a garden is inundated with beetles, and I'm catching them by the bagful, that's several thousand that aren't eating my plants. Does the trap catch them all? No. What ot does do is reduce the numbers to something more managable. Do you stull have to hand-pick them and drop them in a jar? Yes. But you're picking in the 10s instead of the thousands. I put my traps up wind of my plants. That way, even the slightest breeze draws the beetles to the trap and away from my plants.

Love the boxwoods as is, but it will be even better when they grow in. Great job!

You have more beetles then ever being drawn to your yard by the traps. People I know who used the traps had more beetles when using the trays and less when they got rid of the traps.

Set out a 1/2 Coffee can of chicken food crumbles. Put one below my porch light and had a whole bunch of dead beetles in the can by morning.

What a transformation!!! PS more orange cat content please

Fly-fishing shirt, fly-fishing net, hat, shades. 😎 ready to go! 😝

Great work!