According to the Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society, garlic mustard is considered one of the ten most destructive invasive species in Indiana today. Fortunately for us, we have options to rid ourselves of this pest of a plant.arlic mustard (Alliara petiolata) can be found throughout Indiana, invading our lawns, woodlands and other areas with the appropriate shady conditions. A native plant of Europe, garlic mustard is self-fertile and is very difficult to eradicate once it is established in an area.
The base coat is one common type of nail polish. A woman getting a manicure with clear polish. Nail polish for nail biters is usually bitter, as a way to help that person break their habit. A bottle of nail polish remover.
Homemade Nail Polish Remover Recipes. 1. Vinegar and Lemon Juice Nail Polish Remover. To make this nail polish remover, you would need equal parts of vinegar and lemon juice. Mix them together well. Use a cotton ball and dip it in the mixture. Squeeze out the excess liquid. Place the cotton ball on your nails for about 10 seconds and gently rub it on the nail. Both the vinegar and lemon juice are acidic.