Someone told me a good way to get rid of Red Fire Ants is by using liquid garlic. OK ... I'll try it, but where does one get "liquid" garlic ? Or do you have to make it yourself ? And, if so, how ?
Mosquito Barrier is our very strong liquid garlic - so strong that four ounces in a gallon of
water poured over the fire ant mound and they're gone within 24 hours. Out of your yard,
out of your pasture. No poisons, no waiting, FAST. (To read an independent laboratory
analysis showing just how strong our garlic is
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RobertBrown
I live in Florida...never heard of it and since fire ants don't know what a fence is, I'm of the opinion that unless the whole county is trying to irradicate them all at the same time....they will be back shortly. Destroying a fire ant mound is not difficult, destroying all of them is impossible. Please try it and let me know how it works.
