I owe it all to Liquid Fence.
I discovered Liquid Fence after one disastrous (for me), bountiful (for the deer) overnight feast in my Pittsburgh garden where they stripped every daylily bud I had, depriving me of the pleasure of any blooms that year. The war was on. But aha! I quickly won the war with this product. And now I sound like a hawker from a booth at a Home and Garden Show.
Every silver lining has a cloud, and this cloud is one of repugnant odor. I only apply on a breezeless day, and only when I am about to de-tox in the shower anyway. Neighbors, dog-walkers and passers-by only hate me for an hour or so; then the odor disappears, at least to humans.
I owe my blossoms and a portion of any garden sanity I might possess, to this beautiful white and green gallon of truly vile liquid.
I owe my blossoms and a portion of any garden sanity I might possess, to this beautiful white and green gallon of truly vile liquid.

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