Contains  citronella, and essential oils of clove, peppermint and lavender...keeps mosquitos, so-seeums and other nasty bugs away. Convenient 2-oz. pump spray bottle.  Safe for infants, children and pets.  Tested by our staff on a 95 degree day deep in the woods 100 yards from a lake while mowing the lawn...trust us, this WORKS! 

A handy little item that turns beverage bottles into pest catchers. Fill the bottle with a little soda or sugared water – wasps, yellow jackets & hornets will find the sugar irresistible, go into the bottle, and can’t get out. Then just dispose of the bottle and re-use the trap. Use for picnics, BBQ’s, and of course, when out in the garden.

The use of copper as snail deterrent hasn’t been proven, but it’s been used for years. Snails just don’t seem to cross it. This 1-1/4” wide tape has an adhesive back for easy use. It can be wrapped around trees, planters, & pots; it can also be tacked into the wood of a raised bed (copper worked very well around my dahlia bed, shown below). 15’ roll.

Just use an empty plastic soda bottle to humanely catch & relocate mice from your home to the outdoors – no inconvenient setting of traps (or trapping your fingers by mistake), no sticky glue pads or poisons. Just place bait in the bottle – the mouse can get inside the bottle, but can’t get back out until you take it where you want to set it free...all you have to do is flip the trap over and let the little bugger run out, and it's totally hands free.  If you prefer, you can opt for  the non-humane method of replacing the soda cap when the mouse is in the bottle. 

An excellent guide for someone trying to garden in deer/rabbit country.  Full-color photographs of hundreds of plants that deer/rabbits will (most likely) not eat, with information about each.  The nicest book of its kind I’ve ever seen.  10 books come in a counter display.