Gardening SRO ..sudden realization of the obvious. ..to save money

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  1. CanadianLori

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    Maybe it stinks when on a dog :heehee: It is harmless to humans and animals and so is spinosad. That's one of the reasons I use them. The spinosad makes insects forget to eat :) I only use that one in the greenhouses because there's very little chance of a bee getting in there.
     
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      Ha ha I could do with forgetting to eat :heehee:
       
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