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Yes, they can be mildly effective. Bog myrtle is used against midges but is limited, the same with geranium oil which is a fairly weak repellent. Citronella is the most widely used naturally derived repellent but is still not as effective as chemical preparations. Garlic’s effect is largely anecdotal.
