Depending on where you live, odds are that you've had wildlife destroy your shrubs, scenery or gardens. There are, however, a range of new devices that rely on solar and ultrasound technology to repel coarse garden pests.
Because solar pest repellents do not use "natural" or artificial chemicals, they are great for organic gardener or people who are afraid of harming the environment or poisoning pets or children. Unlike traps, solar devices do not harm the invaders.
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This is a bonus because many gardeners and scenery enthusiasts reach the point where they're willing to do approximately anything. Killing or causing physical harm to animals can get you in hot water with your neighbors and depending on where you live, the law.
New devises have been designed that use free solar vigor to protect gardens. Different devices are available with features that turn the table and assault the invaders' weaknesses.
For example, coarse culprits for destroyed landscapes are deer. Deer eat virtually all greenery, even those that are supposed to be "deer resistant" once they're hungry enough.
Other Achilles' Heels to many gardeners are rabbits that eat young shoots, as well as moles and groundhogs that destroy landscapes by burrowing holes and tunnels throughout one's property. Raccoons damage lots of things and can tip over trash cans and scatter contents in hunt of food. Squirrels and other small animals also are damaging, as they like to dig up and eat bulbs for tulips, lilies, daffodils and other perennials. Tubers for irises, dahlias and peonies are favorite snacks.
Perhaps the biggest nuisances for people who live near water are geese. While they are beautiful birds, they also can be nasty and downright aggressive especially when nesting or right after the goslings hatch. The only thing worse than trying to cook on your grill while geese are trying to steal the food, or having them rush up and peck at you while you're walking along your asset is geese droppings. Given geese's often vicious mean demeanors and how much grass and greenery geese eat each day, all in all geese add up to "a lot of crap!"
Downside of customary Solutions
Gardeners plagued by one or more of these garden pests are likely to have tried many solutions:
Netting
While netting can be helpful for deer, it draping it over fascinating shrubs is like having one's hair style for a extra opening and then wearing a hair net for the big event. Frankly, it's ugly. And while it works to an extent on deer which have dull teeth; nets aren't very effective for sharp-toothed animals such as rabbits.
Fences
Fencing is expensive and depending on what you want to protect, is not always practical to install. And, fencing doesn't work does not deter burrowing mammals, as they will dig under it.
Chemical Repellents
There are a few downsides to chemicals. Even if the holder says "natural," it doesn't mean the goods is "harmless." (Foxgloves and white oleander are coarse plants that are highly poisonous and often lethal.) an additional one downside is even when they work, a few good rains requires the chemicals to be reapplied and the cost runs up rather quickly.
Advantages of Solar Powered Pest Control
Solar technology continues to move forward. Great solar panel, charging systems and batteries are more cost-efficient than a few years ago, and some pretty clever people have taken benefit of it to address the pests they are bothered by the most.
Solar lights that act as "Bug Killers" are still colse to and now they are far more fascinating and as effective as ever. Often designed to look like an fascinating solar lighting fixture, they attract mosquitoes, gnats and moths to the flame, an ultraviolet or halogen light that zaps them.
A newer use of solar technology is ultrasonic devices to repel small mammals. These work by emitting a sound that is invisible to humans, but intolerable to moles, rabbits and groundhogs. Set a few out and the pests will go elsewhere pretty quickly. These also have been colse to for a while.
Two types of devices have come on the store over the past integrate of years to deal with the often more annoying and destructive pests: deer and geese.
One type of products is deer repellents that integrate multi-levels of defense. Solar powered, they incorporates a motion detection expedient that activates the ultrasound, which in itself scares many deer away as they by nature are timid creatures. For bolder deer, the ultrasound is followed by a spray of pressurized water that scared, but does not harm, the animals. And those that don't run from after the ultrasound kicks-in rapidly flee when the water is aimed in their direction.
Hmm, sounds good. But what about people getting sprayed? Some earlier models often had this flaw. But new products, commonly invented by gardeners, and have on/off switches to turn the devices off when people will be in the area for garden or recreational purposes. They work in half-circle area of sensitivity, so people will not set in motion them when coming them from behind.
Another feature built into some of these repellents is a buzzer audible to people goes off along with the ultrasound, so people know to move out of the area.
Geese have their own strengths and vulnerabilities, and the latest geese repellents take benefit of this. Some units work to disrupt geese sleep patterns. Like people, geese need regular sleep and once they cannot sleep comfortably, they soon take up abode in an additional one area near water.
Other geese repellents work by with a low-illumination solar light that flashes every few seconds. It's pretty much unnoticeable to humans, but the flashing light stops geese from congregating at night and early mornings. With their feeding habits interrupted, these devices also cause geese to seek new home territory rather quickly. They are often used on golf courses and other recreational facilities because a singular unit can cover up to 3.5 acres of land providing there are no line-of-sight disruptions such as small valleys, hills or trees and brush. For these areas with these features, more geese repellent units must be installed.
The cost of the most effective deer repellent units begin at about 5, and geese units can run from 0 to 0. However, these are one-time costs, and there are no operating costs related with solar devices except for battery changes, and rechargeable solar batteries last up to two years or more.
In comparison to fencing, these devices cost less money. Compared to the recurring costs and other downsides of chemicals, sprays or netting, protecting your asset with a one-time investment for a capability solar pest repellent makes good sense.
Solar pest repellents are sensible for the wallet, sensitive to the environment, and are humane solutions to save your plants, gardens and scenery from coarse pests.
Copyright 2011, Am McElroy, SolarFlairLighting.com
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