David V.
2008-08-14 01:53:36 UTC
Usually the llamas stay in their own pasture. When the weeds out
front get too high, I close the front gates and let them out in
front. They love it there, but they also loved my roses.
I say loved.
This year I took a bottle of cheap pepper sauce, 8 ounces I
think, dumped that in a spray bottle. Then filled up the pepper
sauce bottle with water and then dumped that in the spray bottle.
Then I took about a 1/4.... maybe a 1/3 cup of corn oil (so it
would stick), shook it up, sprayed my roses real good. I re
applied the next day just for good measure.
The flowers are still there. Untouched.
front get too high, I close the front gates and let them out in
front. They love it there, but they also loved my roses.
I say loved.
This year I took a bottle of cheap pepper sauce, 8 ounces I
think, dumped that in a spray bottle. Then filled up the pepper
sauce bottle with water and then dumped that in the spray bottle.
Then I took about a 1/4.... maybe a 1/3 cup of corn oil (so it
would stick), shook it up, sprayed my roses real good. I re
applied the next day just for good measure.
The flowers are still there. Untouched.
--
Dave
"A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is
putting on its shoes."
Mark Twain
Dave
"A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is
putting on its shoes."
Mark Twain