How to Use Baby Powder in Your Garden
Did you know that baby powder is not just for the skin? We've discovered 9 alternative uses that your garden is going to love!

There's nothing we love more than discovering creative ways to use everyday household products.
In this case we found 9 new ways to use baby powder in your very own garden!
There's a huge difference between your skin and your backyard, but your plants will thank you for all the amazing things baby powder can do... such as:
1. KEEP AWAY ANTS ...
They may not be dangerous but this is one way to keep them out of the house. A tiny line of baby powder will interrupt the scent trail and deter an ant invasion!
2. ... AND AFIDS
A dusting of baby powder will also repel those pesky plant lice.
3. BEETLES BE GONE!

During the beetle season, shoot some dust on the leaves to prevent them being eaten. Repeat whenever it rains.
4. RABBITS TOO ...
Rabbits or other small animals can be interested in our plants.
To protect young plants from being eaten, spread some baby powder on them
5. ... AND OTHER NOCTURNAL CRITTERS
Want to keep raccoons and possums at bay?
Send them a warning with a sprinkle of baby powder at the edge of your garden
6. PROTECT YOUR HANDS
Put some in your gloves and your hands will be even smoother after an afternoon at work
7. GET A GRIP
An additional coat of baby powder ensures a steady grip as you tend to your garden
8. YOU'LL ALSO PROTECT YOUR FEET
Do not forget to sprinkle a bit of powder in your gardening clothes. You'll smell good even after a busy day!
9. BABY BULBS
Kids love it, and budding plants love it even more!
Before planting the bulbs, put them in a plastic bag with 2-3 teaspoons of baby powder and shake thoroughly. This will repel any kind of pest and allow your garden to thrive.
Like these tips? Thinking about giving baby powder a try?
Let us know how it goes !
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