Title: tulip survival
Product review: In 1900 there were about 150,000 whitetail deer in the US, reduced by hunting. There are now about 14 million - and they all seem to show up in my backyard. I decided to grow tulips which are like candy to whitetails. But I also decided to fight back. I used this product with a pressure spray bottle that Amazon also sells - make a gallon at a time. All the tulips survived. That says it all. Very mint smell when you sray it on so do not use it before a party, but it seems to work for a long time. A neighbor said two sprays about a week apart work wonders. Correct. Saturation is not needed. Light spray, move on, done fast. My sucess with tulips is the best recommend I can give. It also works on azaleas, another form of deer candy. I have used it on rhodendron, roses - no adverse effect on plants. Bought product based on neighbor's recommendation and the reviews from Amazon users.
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