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 Geranium Herbal insect repellents are a safe and effective alternative to chemically based repellents. Simple and inexpensive to prepare, they can be made from herbal essential oils, fresh herbs commonly found in summer gardens, or dried herbs from health food stores.
Lemon grass, eucalyptus, lavender and geranium are infused in organic soy oil to produce this highly effective herbal insect repellent. At the request of our farmers’ market customers we have formulated our repellent in an easy to use solid stick. The container has an attached lanyard so it can travel with you into the garden, on hikes or on a plane. » more Herbal Insect Repellent
 Ultrasonic Dog Deterrent Ultrasonic dog repellent can help you in getting rid of dogs that bark ferociously at you. We all know that dogs are considered to be man’s best friend. However, we can find some dogs to be unfriendly and they could turn out to be life threatening. We can come across such dogs while walking home at night or while taking a morning stroll. Unexpectedly they will start barking ferociously at you. You may try to get rid of them by simply shooing them off but still you will find them coming up behind you.
Physics of Sound
Sound begins as a wave of pressure. When one of these waves passes through a solid object, liquid or gas, it causes it to vibrate. This vibration produces sound. Whether or not someone or something is capable of hearing the sound depends on the frequency, or how fast the waves are. Sound frequency is measured in hertz (Hz). » more Ultrasonic dog repellent can help you in getting rid of dogs
 Cat Deterrent Cats are creatures with fine taste, which may be one of the reasons they love to hang around gardens so much. Loose earth is great as an outdoor litter box and there are tasty young plants to chew. If you enjoy bird watching in your garden, then the presence of a cat will keep all birds away. Although there are many commercially made cat deterrent, they are very expensive as compared to homemade cat deterrent.
One of the best homemade cat deterrent is really awful perfume. The perfume that you can smell a mile away is perfect as a cat deterrent. Usually, the perfume is not harmful for plants, but you might want to make do a patch test on grass to see how it handles the perfume. The stinky perfume is also good for keeping cats off window ledges, buildings, sheds, and patio furniture. The only problem is, you’ll have to get used to the stinky perfume. » more Homemade Cat Deterrent
 Tick Ticks can be harmful creatures, as they inhabit our homes and lawns, feed off blood and can in some cases cause disease or other infection. While there are several retail products that repel ticks, these items can be expensive, and many times are priced too high for our budgets. Instead, consider making your own homemade tick repellent from inexpensive ingredients.
Rose Geranium essential oil
I dug deep in my herbal formula for this recipe out of desperation, given that I live in the epicenter of the tick-generated Lyme disease epidemic. I tested the essential oil that is recommended for ticks, Rose Geranium, by putting a few drops no more! on our dogs’ collars, to see if it would repel ticks. Lo and behold, we went from 20 ticks a day on each dog, to none. » more Homemade Tick Repellent
 Each termite colony contains three castes; workers, soldiers, and reproductives. These castes are physically distinct and perform different tasks in the termite society.
Workers are about 1/8 inch long and are blind, wingless, soft-bodied, creamy white to grayish-white with a round head. Workers are the most numerous individuals in a termite colony, and they are the termite caste that actually eats the wood. These sterile individuals forage for food and water, construct and repair shelter tubes, feed and groom other termites, care for eggs and young, and participate in colony defense.
Soldiers are the defenders of the colony and are also wingless. They resemble workers except that they have a large, rectangular, yellowish-brown head with large black mandibles (jaws). » more Termite bait monitors
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