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How do I keep deer
out of my garden?
How do I keep rabbits out of my garden?
Use Deer Scram
for year-round protection
from browsing deer
and foraging rabbits
Deer
Scram ...
America's Finest Deer
& Rabbit Repellent™
APPLICATION
INSTRUCTIONS
Keep deer and rabbits away
from your gardens and landscape with
Deer Scram deer repellant. Deer Scram is an
organic, granular repellent that is best applied
as a protective perimeter strip around flowers,
plants and shrubs. It can also be evenly spread
over a garden bed or flowerbed. Deer Scram will
effectively, safely and naturally shield your
landscaping, ornamentals, vegetables and trees
when used as directed and consistently applied
every 30-45 days.
Easy to use in all seasons!
Don't be
concerned with seasonal rain or snow showers. Light to moderate moisture actually
enhances the Deer Scram formula's odor that’s offensive to deer and
rabbits but not to you and your family! Even heavy or prolonged downpours will not dissolve Deer Scram
deer repellant.
However, heavy rain will disperse Deer Scram, requiring users to lightly
replenishment the barrier, which is much easier than re-spraying all your plants!
But keep your Deer Scram covered and in a cool dry place to avoid spoilage.
Deer Scram combines all-natural ingredients and will rot if it becomes
wet inside a container.
 Spring: Apply Deer Scram
deer repellant as prescribed early in spring to protect new
plant shoots and buds on your shrubs and trees! Deer love tulips,
lilies, yews, azaleas, rhododendrons, roses, hostas and many other
ornamental plants that are especially vulnerable as deer emerge from
their wintering thickets. Rabbits love roses, forsythia, clematis,
hydrangea, asters, coreopsis and much more! Surround your shrubs with Deer Scram as winter
softens to spring, and apply Deer Scram along the base of rabbit fencing
to prevent them from digging under it. Deer Scram
will send browsing deer running and
chewing rabbits hopping away!
 Summer: We don’t need to tell you your garden is a smorgasbord of deer
and rabbit delights. Deer and rabbits have learned that, while plenty of food is available to
them in summer months, what you have planted is not merely oatmeal and
hamburger, but filet mignon and cheesecake! Roses and hostas –
particular favorites among gardeners – are well protected by Deer Scram
deer repellant.
Apply Deer Scram as prescribed regularly throughout the summer months to
keep pesky deer and rabbits away.
Fall: Mum's the word this season! While they offer a spectacular burst
of varied colors and are a must for any fall garden, chrysanthemums are
a cherished seasonal delicacy for deer in suburban areas. Many customers
started using Deer Scram deer repellent just for this need and to protect many other
fall-blooming ornamental shrubs and flowering plants. Winter is just
ahead. Deer and rabbit browsing actually increases this time of year as
the animals feed
heavily to put on weight and fat to endure the cold months ahead.
Continued prescribed use of Deer Scram ensures enduring protection for
your valuable gardens from the season’s heavily browsing deer and
foraging rabbits.
 Winter:
While many of the favorite plants eaten by
rabbits retreat during wintertime, evergreen trees, shrubs and plants can suffer especially hard
from deer browsing during the coldest months of the year. But Deer Scram
deer repellent will send feeding deer running away even after winter snowfalls and
rainstorms, which leave chemical sprays useless. A unique feature of
Deer Scram is its dry granular composition. Its lasting effectiveness in
snow up to 18 inches deep has been widely proven. Because of its
composition, Deer Scram is held in place and kept moist by snow. Deer
Scram is always easily sprinkled and maintains an effective deer and
rabbit barrier no matter the weather or the temperature!
Keep
deer -- and rabbits! -- away for good
with ...
Deer
Scram!
DEER SCRAM is a registered trademark of
Enviro Protection Industries Co., Inc.
27 Link Drive, Suite C, Binghamton, NY 13904
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OF AMERICA'S FINEST™
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