Blaze & Daze
- Thread starter Laughing Grass
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Dboybudz
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Yup with a bar of soap last long time just jab it or hang on stake
Dboybudz
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We use that on ornamental shrubs they eat works most times but if there hungry they will eat and yes that stuff is gross
Dboybudz
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That and throw some 6 or so ft away before they walk up to it
DarkWeb
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Oh man that's gotta stink!
Dboybudz
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It's rotten eggs and rotten garlic combined awful stuff and still eat if hungry
shnkrmn
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I used concentrate in a pump sprayer. Once I didn't use it all and let it stay in the sprayer. MISTAKE!!!!!! Clogged it up and I had to clean it out by hand.
TCH
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That sounds an awful lot like "time for a new sprayer" hahaI used concentrate in a pump sprayer. Once I didn't use it all and let it stay in the sprayer. MISTAKE!!!!!! Clogged it up and I had to clean it out by hand.
Dboybudz
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Yea we use in 100 gallon tank sprayer and clean after every use because of thatI used concentrate in a pump sprayer. Once I didn't use it all and let it stay in the sprayer. MISTAKE!!!!!! Clogged it up and I had to clean it out by hand.
DarkWeb
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I used concentrate in a pump sprayer. Once I didn't use it all and let it stay in the sprayer. MISTAKE!!!!!! Clogged it up and I had to clean it out by hand.
Throw it out and buy a new one lol
shnkrmn
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Rabbits eat everything above the snow in winter, especially arbor vitae and Weigela, and of course I have lots. Last year was particularly bad. I keep a slingshot handy when I work outside.
shnkrmn
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I don't mix up more than I need now, lol. Lesson learned! You can buy it in a spray bottle too but that's spendy.
Dboybudz
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Same with deer boxwoods abor,hews, pretty much everything they can see,lol
shnkrmn
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How often do you reapply?
Ozumoz66
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I plant them on the windward side of the garden, so everything benefits from the odour.
shnkrmn
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They don't eat my Korean boxwoods which is what's hardy enough for here. And juniper.seems not to interest them but I'm sensitive to juniper, love them but not to work around.
Laughing Grass
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Jeffislovinlife
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