Type "bug spray" into the search field at their site, then choose the
"Better Basic Bug Spray" that is found in the search.
The recipe is 1 tablespoon liquid soap to 1 gallon water, and I use
peppermint castile soap.

"Rusty Mase" wrote in message
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On Tue, 01 Jun 2004 13:38:43 GMT, "Sew-Sew Lady"
wrote:

I had success with peppermint oil soap & water sprayed on whatever
fruit/veggie the leaf hoppers attacked. It actually kills and repels the
bugs. (They hit my tomatoes & pomegranates pretty hard some years.) Go
to
www.care2.com for the recipe.

I did not find the recipe right away and will look later (that is a
BIG website), but this solution smells just right to me. Instead of
just an Eve's Neckless tree I would also have an incense tree!

If I cannot locate the recipe then I can just improvise. It must be a
half-dozen or so drops of the essential oil and a little surfactant to
emulsify the mixture in a quart of dihydrogen monoxide (DHMO).

Rusty Mase