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 fact sheets - Garden Organic Recipes
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Some of these are old time organic gardening recipes passed down from generations. A lot of people have tried these recipes and have had great success.

YOU MIGHT LIKE TO TRY THESE

CHILLI SPRAY FOR APHIDS ON ROSES.
5 garlic cloves
3 hot chillies
2 litres of boiling water Steep overnight. Use in all garden sprayers.

GARLIC SPRAY general pest deterrent
10 garlic cloves
5 small hot chillies
3 medium onions
1 litre of water

Mix all ingredients together, bring to the boil and simmer for 10 minutes.Let stand overnight then add 2 tbsp. of milk. Store in labelled glass jars.Use by diluting 1 cup of the mixture to 9 litres of water. Use in all garden sprayers.

TO ERADICATE MILLIPEDES OR EARWIGS.
Millipedes
10 ml Eucalyptus Oil
10 ml Biodegradable Hair Shampoo
80 ml water
Mix all ingredients together and spray around on the ground at night.

POSSUM DETERRENT
300 grams of Quassia Chips, (Surinam Tree:- wood, bark or root to 1 litre of water).
Boil chips for 5 minutes. Strain and collect water mixture.
Spray on ground when cool.
Avoid spraying on foliage.

SEAWEED POSSUM DETERRENT
This one is worth trying.
Take the end of an old nylon stocking, pack in some sponge material or soak strips of absorbent cloth in liquid seaweed and hang in the trees and shrubs where there is evidence of possum damage. Re-wet when dried. Continue this process until the possums move on. Seaweed is not part of the possums diet so they find the smell offensive. But like all animals some types of deterrents may keep possums away and other possums might not fine the smell repulsive. So you might need to experiment with other chemical brand names.



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