Plantskydd Animal Repellent - Repels Deer, Rabbits, Elk, Moose, Hares, Voles, Squirrels, Chipmunks and Other Herbivores; Wettable Powder Concentrate - 1 LB Box - Makes 1 Gallon Liquid (PSP-R1)

This is the only product that I have found that will actually keep the deer away. When my day lilies started blooming I noticed that the deer would eat the blooms right before they opened. This made me so mad because I look forward to seeing all the different colors. I have about 100 plants. It is a pain to mix up and a little bit icky but it really works. I sprayed the plants plus sprayed the ground surrounding my garden. No more blooms eaten. We are having lots of rain and it doesn't wash off. I have only treated my plants one time and the deer haven't bothered them again. But I didn't spray the two hydrangeas that were close and the deer pretty much wiped them out. I have a grape vine that is 12 years old and I have yet to eat one grape. This year I am going to spray them before the grapes are ripe to see if I can taste the grapes this year. The vines are hanging full of grapes and this will be the ultimate test. I have tried everything I could find to keep the deer from eating my plants and so far this is working. I have lost apple trees, cherry trees, maple trees and other plants to them eating them or horning them.

This stuff works; yes, it smells and it’s a little messy to mix, but it does the job with high deer density yards

I'm probably going to stick with the liquid version of this product. The water soluble powder is very difficult to mix and is pretty messy when trying to do so. The product works great as far as keeping deer from eating certain plants in our yard. I've actually seen them go up to water the plants, smell it and then walk away.

I have problems with deer and rabbits eating our shrubs and flowers. Over the years, I've tried numerous other repellants - sprays, granular, pods, etc. with poor results. Plantskydd has been the most effective. I buy the powder and mix it in 1/2 gallon batches and then spray it with a quart size sprayer. This is a very messy and smelly process, but I find it the least expensive way to purchase and apply the product. The granular Plantskydd product has not been effective for me and the pre-mixed spray is expensive, so I continue with the mess and smell. The smell does dissipate fairly quickly after it's been sprayed. I would give this four stars if it was easier to use.

Plantskydd is the only thing that will keep the deer away from my tomatoes and flowers. I have tried them all. I do reapply every two weeks or after a rain. A little pricey but worth it. You do not apply straight to the plants, just on the perimeter.

This product is awful. The deer loved this product . after Spraying the first day I noticed the next day my plants got eaten. I spray it again the second day. On The third day I noticed basically all my plants got eaten. Do not buy this product buy. I have been using liquid fence, the reason I switch over to this product because I didn’t wanna have to spray every day or every other day. liquid fence you have to spray every or every two days but it works.

Plantskydd is by far the best deer and bunny deterrent. I spray this after planting my 8 flats of pansies/violas. I can stand at my window and watch the deer eat the neighbors pansies and walk right by mine. Even though it’s a bit of a pain to mix, I use the powder so that it will last for several years. Just mix the amount you need. Be sure to strain the liquid so nothing will clog your sprayer. The smell is awful while you are spraying, but this will fade quickly. It will put brown spots on the leaves, but these will also fade. Much better than eaten plants! I can not recommend this product enough. (Been using at least 15 years, and maybe more.)

A bit messy to make up, but filter bag was great. No blocking of spray head and my hostas are growing back, even after repeated watering in this hot weather we have had in New England.