would this work on leopard slugs? They have taken over our yard and eating our plants to the ground.
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The bottle says nothing about slugs or snails, lists the following: thrips, katydid, leafminers, worms, catepillars, borers, cabbage worm, ...... I don't believe this is for lawn insect control, mostly for fruit trees and ornamentals?
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It's worth a try. You might combine with something else organic like sprinkling diatomacious earth.
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I agree with Savvy D. about the diatomacious earth. It is your best bet for slugs. Also Sluggo works well for slugs and I would consider using both. However, I don't think an insecticide will touch them. I feel for you because I've been there. My vegetable garden was attacked by slugs a few years ago. My husband and I got rid of most of them by hand picking them (with gloves on) at night and drowning them in disposable bowls filled with salt water. We counted over 600 in a 750 sq ft garden. I used Diatomacious earth and Sluggo to get rid of the rest. One point to make though is you'll need to put out more diatomacious earth when it rains. Good Luck! I agree with Savvy D. about the diatomacious earth. It is your best bet for slugs. Also Sluggo works well for slugs and I would consider using both. However, I don't think an insecticide will touch them. I feel for you because I've been there. My vegetable garden was attacked by slugs a few years ago. My husband and I got rid of most of them by hand picking them (with gloves on) at night and drowning them in disposable bowls filled with salt water. We counted over 600 in a 750 sq ft garden. I used Diatomacious earth and Sluggo to get rid of the rest. One point to make though is you'll... » Read More I agree with Savvy D. about the diatomacious earth. It is your best bet for slugs. Also Sluggo works well for slugs and I would consider using both. However, I don't think an insecticide will touch them. I feel for you because I've been there. My vegetable garden was attacked by slugs a few years ago. My husband and I got rid of most of them by hand picking them (with gloves on) at night and drowning them in disposable bowls filled with salt water. We counted over 600 in a 750 sq ft garden. I used Diatomacious earth and Sluggo to get rid of the rest. One point to make though is you'll need to put out more diatomacious earth when it rains. Good Luck! « Show Less
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I can't say yes or no. I was having a rabbit and ground hog problem, and for those animals it did work. Unfortunately, I soon ran into a problem with a "herd" or field mice that decided to ravage my garden. I can't say one or or another if the product attracted the mice, but who knows for sure.
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I have not used this mesh for snails, only rodents. Check with your local exterminating facility or garden pro shop to see what they recommend. It all depends on how well snails react to rough surfaces and since this mesh has rough surface it may or may not work.
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It dosnt work. And snakes are not likely to cross anything that interferes with their sense of smell which is how they hunt their prey. Get moth balls and use alot around your perimeter - no guarantees even for that but in my limited experience, they work as well as wasting money on this stuff. You could also probably sprinkel lots of clove, cinnamon, herbs, pepper, jala[eno powder to fend them off. If you live in a poisonous snake area, ask an expert, which I am not. Just have grass & garden type snakes here but they are heart-stopping enough! Good luck!
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I would suggest going to the Talprid website and contacting the mfg. It worked well on my moles. I also used a device called a MoleMover that uses two C batteries and gives off a noise (underground) that simulates another mole/gopher that seems to have helped rid the yard of the critters.
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Wow, sorry to hear that. Normally they only consume partially broken-down organic material. I don't think Neem is strong enough to penetrate the "shell", but it wouldn't hurt to try. Perhaps if you combine the Neem solution with a small amount of detergent. Not too much, though, or you'll burn your plants too.
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We have that darned stuff in our yard too. The Weed remover works pretty darned well, as long as your ground is damp from spring rains. Once it gets hard and dry, not so good. It's really kind of fun to pull the thistles and dandilions out using this device -- as long as the ground is damp, that is.
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I wish I could answer that for you. That moth appears that larger than the tiny moths I was trying to kill. I apologize that I don't know their name but I would not recommend buying large quantities until you know for sure. For me, this product didn't do any good. It didn't even kill aphids. I found out recently that my Lysol All purpose cleaner can drop a house fly right of the air. I would try it, if these moths aren't on plants that you appreciate :) Sorry I couldn't answer you question.
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Hello Myrna, I answer all questions with complete honesty based on my experience with a product. I do not believe that this product would work with any plant. We had fungus gnats in and around our houseplants. This product did nothing. Sadly, after trying so many products (at great cost) we had to get rid of all of our plants (many of them were over ten years old).
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Not really, this product is designed to kill greenery. I have sometimes sprayed around trees accidently and nothing happened to the trees or roots
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I'm going to say probably. Works great for deer, rabbits and small mammals. This year when I planted my blubs, which if you don't cover they get dug up, I sprayed my Deer Off in all these areas on the soil. NOTHING...came to dig them up. GREAT stuff.
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We have only used it successfully for rodents. Insects... like cockroaches.... don't seem to be effected.
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Yes to both nuisance plants. but it may also kill nearby plants. UR welcome.
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Not sure. I use it to repel deer. It really works. The deer usually ravage our hostas and day lilies. The Yard Sentinel kept the deer away, and this past summer was the first time we ever saw these plants bloom.
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Yes, it will. It is designed to kill just about any living tree, shrub or plant. Be careful.
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I have never thought to try it for gophers and moles. I have a problem with those critters, myself. I do not believe it would work on them because the Yard Guard Repellers are used above ground. Gophers and moles have underground tunnels. The sound waves the machine emits would only work above ground.
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There is no problem with frogs in our yard. But I would still give it a try. It worked for snakes.