Wouldthis work on woodpeckers and would it harm my palm trees?
2088602
I don't know about palm trees, but it did not harm the lilies, or the maple tree.
2088603
I used it to keep stray cats from using my backyard as a bathroom. It worked for that.
345424
Yes. There will be no problems as long as you follow the application rates. I use this on all of my tropical flowering plants and palms. I even use it on my immature fruit trees.
1238093
No it will not affect birds , the sound emitted targets only squirrels , rodent , ect.
1974085
Rob, I never tried that but it should work as long as you get it secured. The Woodpecker folks would be the best people to ask.
1812521
I cannot say for sure if the bird away will damage the fence. I doubt it would and would readily use it on my fence. I assure you the bird droppings damage many things, including painted surfaces. The bird away is really sticky and hard to get off your hands. Soap works somewhat, likely as a surfactant. I have used solvents like ethyl and isopropyl alcohol, and they work better. Acetone which is readily available in fingernail polish remover works well but probably will damage paint. I would use it to keep the birds away.
10951
It works much better on woody parts than soft limbs. It would be best to let them dry first.
1912872
Not if they are potted! I ended up cutting all the palm leaves and they grew back within days healthier than ever!
119842
I really have not seen an woodpeckers but it does work on regular birds they are nice and big not like the ones I had bought at Walmart
2056897
Living up north we don't have palm trees, but I have used it both on indoor and outdoor plants with much success. Depending on the type of bugs, you may have to spray several times to get rid of them. I have 2 dogs and 2 cats and feel comfortable using this spray indoors.
119843
I really have no idea about woodpeckers. I know that it works on every type of bird that comes close to my barn - including crows, sparrows, robins, starlings and swallows.
1389010
Although it is not designed to trap birds I GUESS that a bird could get tangled in it... BUY it like most others are designed to keep birds off of your trees and vegetable. I Have used these in my garden and fruit trees and have NEVER had a bird trapped.
20015
I have used this saw for all kinds of trimming and pruning. It is very sharp and easy to use, and a great saw to have for pruning. Have not used on palm trees but I think it would work great1
862250
I don't know for sure. Isnt helping my palms much though. I don't think this would hurt your plants, but I wouldn't spend money on this for them, as you can get regular plant food cheaper. Good luck!
2133119
I've used this to kill and remove stumps from my yard. It sort of makes them disintegrate. It also kills plant root systems. I'd assume it would damage a living tree if applied to it. Of course, I'm no expert.
408963
It shouldn't as it is really designed for pests. I would avoid putting direct, undiluted product directly on the flowers,shrubs, etc....I have not used mine yet, so I cannnot rate it's effectiveness yet. From the reviews, it sounds like it will work fairly well.
119841
Good question! I've hung these over raspberries, now they're in the apple trees. I'll try them by the eaves of my roof and see if they're effective. I'm guessing they will be. Those big tough tough woodpeckers scare easily. Re Robins, they are smart birds and not easily deterred. Everyone thinks the scare balloons are cute hanging amidst the garden, bobbing along. I'll definitely put them up again next year.
119839
I didn't see any woodpeckers around, either before or after I installed the balloons. They did not work on the robins, catbirds, or squirrels that ate all my blueberries.