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Recent Guestbook Entries
Ever feel like your the last person to find out about something? Ha Ha. IM 52 and saw Hedge Apples for the first time this year. 2009. IM a Trucker and never watch the hedge's, im too busy watching the road. But there stood a tree with these bright green what looked like small grapefruit. Intrigued i called dad and asked if he knew what they was. From my discription he took a mistaken guess as to what I was talking about. I took a photo of two of them, one whole and round, and the other i had smashed open. Needless to say, he knew what they was.told me a bunch of stuff about them. Now, at 52 years old I learn something new.I stopped along the interstate in Kansas, grabbed seven of them. 1 is cut in half and placed in the Kitchen by my lovely wife Betty, and 6 are in my basement. ok ladybugs, bring it on. iv got hedgeapples now. lets see if they viset me this year. i cant wait to go home and check out the basement and see if all them spiders are gone. Loved your site. Heres a thought. Was this the apple Eve wasnt suposed to touch? David Kenney
- David Kenney
I grew up in the mid part of Michigan, but now live in the southern part. My parents came by this weekend and on our way out to eat, we saw these odd things on the ground and stopped to check them out. My parents decided to take one home that was whole. (I went online to hunt it down.) It looks similar to a Jack Fruit! My parents and I love a good mystery! What an interesting fruit!!
- Sarah
Recent Survey Entries
Name: Diane
State: MD
Years used: 1
How many used: 12
Obtained: Other
Places where used: Basement= laundry room, family room and bathroom, Main Floor= kitchen (as decoration), formal living room in a decorative bowl, and one in each bedroom
Pest After: Huge, evil-looking spiders
Reduction Percentage:
Spiders: 100% Reduction
Cockroaches: Not Sure
Ants: 100% Reduction
Slugs: Not Sure
Crickets: Not Sure
Fleas: Not Sure
Date Obtained: September
Any initial activity? No
Started Working?: One Day
Duration of Effect: Two Months
How widespread: Widespread, throughout the house
Place them on a container? Never
General Comments: Incredible! We had huge spiders everywhere and the exterminator charged us an indecent amount to use "pet-friendly" spray. Apparently, it was friendly to spiders, too, because it didn't stop them. But after the first DAY of using hedgeapples- GONE!!! We haven't seen one since. It's been almost two months without one single spotting. I'm desperately seeking more hedgeapples!!! (And they also looked nice in arrangements so they fit in to the rooms, too.).
Did They Work: Yes
Name: Tammy
State: NM
Years used: 3
How many used: 8
Obtained: Other
Places where used: EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE, UNDER SINKS, BEDS, FURNITURE ETC.
Pest After: SPIDERS
Reduction Percentage:
Spiders: 100% Reduction
Cockroaches: 100% Reduction
Ants: 100% Reduction
Slugs: 100% Reduction
Crickets: 100% Reduction
Fleas: 100% Reduction
Date Obtained: September
Any initial activity? No
Started Working?: One Day
Duration of Effect: One Year
How widespread: Widespread, throughout the house
Place them on a container? Always
General Comments: My Dad lives in Michigan, he mails me several Osage Oranges every year around the middle of October. We cannot grow them in New Mexico, I guess its too dry. They have always kept spiders away 100%the day I put them around my house..
Did They Work: Yes