On average, UK gardens are home to more than 20,000 slugs and snails, which means your plants and flowers are likely to become one of their food sources.

Prevention: To prevent flea beetle infestations, remove potatoes and nightshade weeds from your garden to lower beetle ...

If you notice your leafy plants getting nibbled away in the middle of the night, slugs might just be the culprit. These glutinous insects love to feast on fresh young plants and can chew through ...

Gardeners often find themselves at odds with slugs and snails, particularly when these pests invade their plants and vegetable patches. These nocturnal creatures emerge at night to feed ...

Whereas parsley, whilst it repels some bad bugs, it is needed to host ladybugs and good insects. However, the garden expert warned: "Parsley is a biennial herb in the carrot family. Biennial means it ...

However, the warmer days and humid nights are the perfect conditions slugs to re-emerge ... strawberries and bedding plants while potatoes are also vulnerable.” The critters often feed at ...

Snails and slugs can be bothersome pests when it comes to your garden. After sowing new plants and flowers, the last thing you want to see is the slimy critters chomping on their leaves.

Slugs and snails feed at night on damp areas ... "Also, rotate your crops, especially tomato or potato family plants." Additionally, mulching the soil will help block beetles from reaching your ...