USES FOR VINEGAR IN THE GARDEN

Use vinegar in your garden to:

Kill unwanted weeds (Full strength)

Keep ants away.

Clean garden tools, birdbaths, furniture, tables and clean hummingbird feeders. (Full strength, rinse feeder & birdbath well)

Boost  azaleas, rhododendrons, hydrangeas and gardenias (1 cup of white distilled vinegar per gallon of tap water.)

Discourage animals in an area.

Preserve and freshen cut flowers.  (2 tbsp. of white distilled vinegar & 1 tsp. of sugar)

Sanitize outdoor furniture and tables.

Spray to kill slugs (1 part water and 1 part white distilled vinegar.)

Place soaked cotton balls into a small container with lid, poke a hole in the top and place in the garden to keep rabbits from eating your plants.

Remove stains on your hands.

Wash vegetables (1 tbsp of white distilled vinegar in 1 ½ quarts of water)