DARUCOT Deer Repellent Balls 12 Pack, Effective Deer Deterrent for Garden, Protect Your Plants with Powerful Repellents Deer for Flowers, Shrubs & Trees

Knowing that this repellent is made from natural ingredients gives me peace of mind, especially since my dog loves to explore the yard. I don't have to worry about him getting into anything harmful while still protecting my precious flowers. The smell is quite herbal, which I actually find rather nice compared to some of the chemical-based repellents I've used in the past.

These repellent deers balls have a subtle design that doesn’t mess with the vibe of the yard. The smell is strong enough to do the job, but not in a way that bothers humans or pets. It actually adds a fresh touch near the bushes and flower beds. Since putting them up, I haven’t had to deal with deer munching on my hostas or rabbits digging in the mulch. They’ve been holding up well outdoors too.

This stuff really works! I've tried so many things to keep those pesky deer away from my roses, and this is the first product that has actually made a noticeable difference. The plants are finally thriving without being constantly nibbled on. It was super easy to put out, and the scent isn't offensive at all.

The media could not be loaded. These balls have the minty smell, mixed with some lemongrass and a hint of woody notes. It’s refreshing. I through some of them near my kitchen window and by the back door, places where bugs tend to sneak in this time of year. We have got those annoying pantry moths that show up every spring, and I’m always paranoid about critters crawling in from outside. The scent seems to keep things at bay, at least so far.Each pack comes with 24 balls, easy to slip them into these little mesh pouches they provide. Simple to set up, no fuss. I’ve had mine out for over a month, and the smell is still going, though it’s maybe a tad weaker now than when I first put them out. I like that they don’t give me a headache or make me feel woozy. When I’m cooking dinner, the minty vibe actually feels kinda uplifting, like it’s clearing the air a bit. My dog sniffs the pouches and then bolts the other way, so I have to keep them out of her reach.

The scent is actually pleasant and herbal, and it kind of freshens up the area. Not once have I spotted fresh damage to my flower bed since hanging them. They don’t look tacky, which I appreciate. Just a little mesh bag that blends in with the plants. Simple to use, and clearly doing the job.

The media could not be loaded. For years, I've battled with deer eating my azaleas and rabbits destroying my ground cover. The gentle aroma it emits isn't overpowering to humans but clearly deters the unwanted visitors. My yard finally looks like I intended it to, and the frustration of constant wildlife damage is fading away. The ease of use is another significant benefit. Simply placing or hanging these near vulnerable plants is all it takes to establish a protective zone.

The media could not be loaded. I've tried so many things to keep deer out of my garden, from fences to sprays, and nothing seems to work for long. I was excited to try this, hoping it would be the solution I needed.These are easy to use. You just place them around the plants you want to protect. I put them around my roses and some new shrubs that the deer seem to love. The balls have a strong smell, but it's not too bad, kind of like a strong spice.I've had them up for a week now, and so far, the deer haven't touched my roses. But I also can't say for sure that this is the reason. It could just be that the deer aren't interested in my garden right now. I'm going to keep using them and hope they continue to work. It would be great to finally have something that keeps those deer away from my precious plants.

The media could not be loaded. What I like most is how they just blend in—no weird spikes or fake owls. The scent is clean and earthy, not chemical at all. I tucked a few near the vegetable patch and the fence line. So far, no signs of digging or chewing. They’re working.