Ortho Insect Killer Liquid 24 oz

I have probably over fifteen rose bushes of all types throughout my yard and keeping the bugs off is a tiring evolution. Usually, the Japanese beetle does most of the damage. So I decided to take a leap of faith and try this solution. I had a few bushes that are currently being majorly destroyed by these bugs. Once I read the directions, I sprayed the area which has several beetles on it feasting away. Some chemicals you have to wait some time for it to work. I noticed right after I sprayed, the bugs started to go belly up and fall off the flower section of the plant. WOW!!! I needed to go to the store to get some more solution to spray the other rose bushes throughout my yard. So after several days, I went out to see if there were ANY bugs especially those Japanese beetles present. NO!!! The rose bushes look HEALTHY with new growth (shoots) appearing. NICE!!! REMEMBER there are GOOD and BAD bugs in the environment. One can also limit the amount of bugs on your plants or throughout the yard. Remember that the larva of the Japanese beetle hatches when the outside (soil) temperature reaches 60 degrees with the proper applications of chemicals to one's yard. These larvae also bring vermin like the moles which tear up the yard looking for those larvae (grubs). UGH!!! Every year I use the granular type as directed. It has cut down on the infestation of bugs especially the Japanese beetle. There are so many various Ortho Bug B Gone chemicals out there. They work!!! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]