Liquid Garlic Insect Repellent Concentrate, 32 fl oz – OMRI Listed Garlic-Based Formula for Farms, Crops, Gardens & Greenhouses – Indoor & Outdoor Plant Protection

This product, especially before use and undiluted, has a very strong, fragrant garlic smell. The Garlic Barrier is aptly named, because it does make an unseen barrier to protect various garden plants. From experience, we can say that garlic can be used to deter rabbits, deer, cats, squirrels, as well as unwanted snails, aphids, borers, mites, beetles, and many other insects. It will deter pollinators, too, so we will only use Garlic Barrier, properly diluted to appropriate strengths, on plants not yet in bloom. To deter certain animals, we use slightly different garlic dilution ratios. We appreciate this product because it is safer than many harmful chemical pesticides and it is more environmentally compatible. We consider this product worth our money to buy it.

Loved this product. Not only did my yard smell like one of the best Italian restaurants, but more importantly, NO mosquitoes. Worked great. Will definitely be buying more this coming season.

We have an apple orchard and were hit with a lot of grasshopper damage this year. The leaves of some of the smaller trees were almost totally stripped. I sprayed this twice about a week apart. It does not kill grasshoppers, but there was a noticeable reduction in most of the orchard. some trees seemed completely clear and others had only a few hoppers on some tips. Very strong garlic smell! I will be ordering another bottle to have on hand so I can spray earlier next year.

I've used a garlic spray in the past with great success. Unfortunately, I'm not sure which brand I used for the past two years, but I do remember it being more expensive than this one. It also was MUCH more concentrated and garlic stench lasted for several days (where this one went away within one day). However, after that period the garlic smell wore off and the mosquitoes SIGNIFICANTLY decreased. Unfortunately, this year was by far the worst for mosquitoes that we've seen in a long, long time. So, I'm giving this product 3 stars instead of fewer based on the fact that it made a little difference in the mosquitoes and it might have made more of a difference in a year when the bugs weren't so bad (so I could compare apples to apples). Over all, I won't buy this one again, but I will be buying another garlic barrier because they totally do help!

We live in a high mosquito area near ponds & the river. Our neighbors complain about mosquitoes all the time and have their property sprayed by the county. We use this. We have hardly any mosquitoes. we recently remodeled and have screens now, but we didn’t even have screens for years. Currently our neighbors are complaining about mosquitoes next-door. we’ve only seen one or two all year. Lasts a long time as well.

Seller was fine... But the product is useless. I live in a coastal marsh area and our mosquito problem is thick. I have been using a similar product called mosquito barrier for years that works great... I bought this in place of it assuming it was the same, generic means cheaper? Thinking it was same we sprayed our yard and our friends house to show it off, and it worked neither property and the Mosquitos there are not wen as bad as here. This brand is trying to imitate mosquito barrier. Also uses same bottling style too, but it doesn't work at all for me, yet mosquito barrier works great. Just thought I would pass this on. If you don't have thick Mosquitos maybe it works better but being I have had better luck with the other brand I can't help but warn others this is not the same stuff.

This will be my second year using this Garlic Spray. It works quickly. Spray and walk away for a bit to let the smell die down and you are good for a day or 2.

I'll never go without this stuff again during a summer gardening season. The deer want NOTHING to do with my vegetables and fruit bushes when I spray this in the mornings. I'd tried everything and none of it worked; this is the holy grail of deer deterrents. Reeks of garlic after you spray it, but the smell dies down after a short time when it dries. Don't be scared; go garlic!