can it be used in flower bed, how big of an area will it cover? can it be stored, once mixed?
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Dont know if it can be used on flower bed. You can try it in a small spot to find out. Not sure how much it wil cover. I have stored it in the 1 gal container. It didnt seem to be as effective after stored..
49663
I don't have any flower beds, but I didn't seem to effect the grass in the areas that I sprayed. The area coverage really depends on how you spray it, I use it along the wall base in my home and along the perimeter of my house. I normally have enough to go around at least once - when mixed it makes a gallon I believe. Yes it can be stored, I suggest shaking it up some if it has been sitting.
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I use it all around the house. One little packet covers a pretty big area. I wouldn't store it. It looses it's effectiveness. As far as flower beds, as long as there is not eatable in them, use it. It want hurt the flowers. But I wouldn't use it around gardens.
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Probably not. It can be used in flower beds because it reflects the sun, giving light from above and below. For mammal heating, you would need to make sure your cats are covered. That Mylar blanket holds in the heat and moisture, too. I don't see how a Mylar pallet would help. Good luck.
570111
I put it in a clay ~6" pot and mine is indoors. You will need to talk with a botanist or read up on it, I can't answer your questiions regarding pollination.
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There was plenty of space for starting plants. Mine is back in storage, but as I recall it had about 13" between the shelves except the top one which has about 20 in the middle and about 14" on the sides. I was very pleased with this product. However, for best results you will have to do some additional staking or put it in a sheltered location. It is lightweight the wind will blow it over. I put mine against the west side of the house and use additional staking. Also, it gets very hot inside on sunny days and must be unzipped to prevent overheating.
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Have quite a lot of experience with this product. But no exact experience with your situation. But I am confident it would take care of the problem without damaging the blooming process. Good Luck.
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Hi...I live in 7B so I have to bring it in in the winter to avoid the cold. (it has actually done better inside than outside, producing almost constant blooms.) it seems to do best in Bright sun. As it is in a large pot, mine has reached about 4 ft high by 3 feet wide. A word of caution...the flowers tend to stick to things as they drop.
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I don't suggest that you keep the center partition out as it supports the sides. It doesn't take up enough space to have any effect on your garden anyway. I have only filled one half of my bed so far and I used approximately 6 - 1 Cu. Ft. bags of soil mixed with 1 full block of "Beats Peat" (coir), which brought it to within an inch from the top rim. Of course it will sink down once it's watered; however, I'm hoping the coir wiil aid in plumping it back up ;) Now I'm just waiting on my worm castings to arrive to add nutrients to the bed, then I can get started on a little fall garden :) Good luck and I hope this helped a bit.
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Soil would depend on what you are planting. I used Potting Soil for flowers. If veggies/herbs then garden soil would be fine. Also filled it almost to top (3 bags) and the flowers should drape over within a few weeks.
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Well, no, probably not. You should look into an actual repellant, like the type designedto keep pets out of flower beds. Amazon stocks several of these.
1497867
I don't see why not. It would be covered by sunbrella or other material that was for the outdoor area...it is an insert...not to be used by itself.
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I have no idea what the coverage is, but you might want to check the manufacturer's website. This is concentrated and mixes about 50:1, so it covers a lot of area. My property is 1 acre and 1 container will do me for a year. I hope this helps.
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Hi Brandy, the raised bed is 3FT 5 inches x 3FT 5 inches. Just a little small for more than two veggie plants but would be awesome size for someone doing an herb garden. Hope that helps!
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I dont think it would spread well. Very thick when mixed. Would also be very costly for much space.
1988622
It would be great for plantings. A lots of them. It's really not suitable for grown plants. That's what I do but I have a big garden.
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Label says, "Protects up to 5,400 sq. feet." Recommendations include sprinkling liberally, visibly covering the ground in a 1" wide strip around the entire group of bed of plants to be protected. For overly aggressive deer activity, increase to a 24" wide strip and apply heavier. We have found just a light sprinkling will do the job for us. It smells good to people. Nice product.
998903
It covers 750 sq ft (3 x 250). If you're using for planting, it also has lines that run parallel over the 250 feet that help spacing of plants and also for overlapping the material.
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We repackaged it for storage in the original zip case-it measures 19" x 15" x 13". We may be able to find a future use for it later. A smaller size, perhaps 10 foot x 15 foot would have worked better for us because of the weight and stress it put on the polls, but we wanted to keep the polls out of the flowers and bushes thus making them less noticeable. We may try cutting this down to 10 foot x 18 foot and see what happens. We were happy with the change in temperature it provided and the ventilation through the top of the canopy.