Repellex (capsaicin-based systemic tablets) draws mixed gardener feedback. Some report excellent season-long protection for hostas, dahlias, and hydrangeas; others see failure, especially on phlox and hostas under high deer pressure. Results vary by site, application timing, and animal density.
Best used early in spring before browsing starts. Supplement with sprays during peak pressure.
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