Top 10 Plants That Repel Mosquitoes and Smell Great:
It is common knowledge that mosquitoes are attracted to sweet things and body odor, but certain fragrances that humans find appealing can actually repel them. There are numerous sweet-smelling and visually appealing plants that can be used to keep mosquitoes away, making them a great addition to any garden or outdoor space.
During the summer months, when mosquitoes are highly active, it becomes necessary to protect oneself from these little bugs. Knowing which plants to grow can help repel different types of mosquitoes and prevent unexpected guests from arriving. The following list outlines the top 10 plants that repel mosquitoes:
- Citronella
- Lavender
- Basil
- Marigolds
- Peppermint
- Lemon Balm
- Catnip
- Sage
- Eucalyptus
- Rosemary
Citronella:
Citronella is an official mosquito repellent plant that can grow up to 5-6 feet tall in the form of grass. It can be planted in the ground or in large pots, and is a natural ingredient in Dabur Odomos natural mosquito repellent cream, which also contains skin-friendly aloe vera.
Lavender:
Lavender is a popular plant known for its pleasant fragrance, and can be utilized by planting it in the garden or in pots near doors and windows.
Basil:
Basil is a natural mosquito repellent and can be grown in pots and placed in the garden to prevent mosquitoes.
Marigolds:
Marigolds not only make landscapes attractive, but also carry Pyrethrum, a compound used in several insect repellents, and can be placed near doors, windows, and other mosquito entry points.
Peppermint:
Peppermint acts as a natural insecticide and can be used to repel mosquitoes by crushing a few leaves from the plant to release scents and oils.
Lemon balm:
Lemon balm’s aromatic scent wards off mosquitoes and can be planted in pots near windows and doors.
Catnip:
Catnip is considered one of the best plants for keeping mosquitoes away, but it may not be suitable for those with cats as some cats are attracted to the plant.
Sage:
Sage have powerful aromas and produce oils that repel mosquitoes, making them excellent options for repelling mosquitoes naturally.
Rosemary:
This herbaceous plant is usually used in cooking but is also an excellent mosquito repellent. Make sure it gets full sun and keep it indoors or out.
Eucalyptus:
Eucalyptus trees release an oil that is gentle on human skin and can effectively repel mosquitoes when planted in the garden.
In addition to planting mosquito-repellent plants, using a natural mosquito repellent like Dabur Odomos can provide 99.9% protection against mosquito bites without any harmful side effects on the skin. It is available in cream, spray, gel, roll-on, patches, and wristband formats, making it easy to carry while traveling.
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