Have you seen hostas like the one on the right? It’s not a very pretty site and very discouraging when it’s in your yard. Both of these hostas were placed in the yard of a woman who feeds deer (and who shall remain nameless for her own protection). The hostas were placed on either side of the deer path about 20 feet apart.

 

If this is your first time using I Must Garden Deer Repellent then we suggest to spray the plants and flowers you want to protect thoroughly. Our repellents work by taste and smell so the most effective protection is spraying directly on the plant. A good first spray will do wonders for your garden and yard.

After the first application, maintenance is required for new growth. A quick spray of all the new growth in your yard is as simple as walking through and spraying the new growth. We call this touching up, and its vital. Keep an eye on your plants as they are growing, they are your best indicators on when to spray.

Typically once or twice a month of touch up is necessary but there are certain plants that will require more attention. Plants that grow very fast need to be sprayed more often. Day Lillie’s can be grown if protected with the correct spray schedule. The best advice is to monitor your susceptible plants more frequently.

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