REPELS DEER AND RABBITS: deer and rabbits don’t have to eat vegetation for the repellent to be effective—they have a natural aversion to the scent SPRAY ON PLANTS: use to treat landscaped ...

REPELS DEER AND RABBITS: deer and rabbits don’t have to eat vegetation for the repellent to be effective—they have a natural aversion to the scent SPRAY ON PLANTS: use to treat landscaped ...

Lauren Lee, a certified kitchen gardener, says these plants can even protect against deer, "Their strong scent and taste are ...

Having trouble keeping the critters out of your garden? The solution may be wolf urine, just make sure you do your research ...

Cornflowers, also called bachelor’s buttons, are deer-resistant wildflowers in shades of blue, purple, pink, red, and white.

Most non-toxic deer repellents have only anecdotal evidence, though there are a few exceptions. One such method is a spray consisting of eggs and water, which is thought to create a scent deer do ...

Commercial deer repellents are scented formulas using garlic, predator urine, or other smells disagreeable to deer, which rely heavily on scent to find food sources. Repellents are effective in ...

Liz Partsch explores the benefits of making homemade repellent to keep wildlife away from flowers and crops, and provides a ...

That's a tricky problem, as deer are very persistent, will eat almost anything if hungry enough, and are quite good at ...

The plant's disctinctive scent also deters common garden pests including asphids, whiteflies, and soil-dwelling nematodes.