Hello,

I for one would like to know of the purpose of such a spray. Could you give us situation where such a product would be used?

- Audric

I was wondering the same thing ~ if you don't like the smell of plants, I think you are in the wrong business ;)

The door's been opened - obviously, plants smell, produce toxins, camouflage, etc., etc. in order to attract certain pollinators, protect themselves from predators etc. etc. They don't particularly care if you or I might find them noxious or are allergic to them. I don't see what's gained by artificialy masking a plant property when it's just too easy to not have plant material you find noxious in your immediate surroundings.

Did you have a plant or plants in mind? What prompted you to think of this in the first place - observing plants in the wild or under cultivation? Smilax Herbacea? Bradford Pears? Boxwood?

For almost all smelly plants, there is a similar alternative that can be chosen. I'm a big believer in trying to make the plants suit their environment, not the other way around.

I am curious what specific plants you might have in mind though.

I smell a troll under the bridge.