Slugs can do major damage to your garden, especially if you're in the business of growing fruits and veggies at home. Find ...

All are seemingly small oversights, errors or omissions, but ones with relatively significant consequences, proving that – as ...

SLIMY, determined and very unforgiving . . . slugs are a gardener’s greatest foe. There are 44 species in the UK, with ...

So says lifelong gardener and ecologist, Jo Kirby, who has written The Good Slug Guide, a companion for the modern gardener which aims to help you change the way you think about slugs and snails ...

Interestingly, the olive tree was undamaged even though it was in the same part of the garden as the others. Olives can take ...

PLANT CHOICE: Slugs love fleshy, softer plants so think carefully about how sluggy your garden is and what you really want from it. There is no point in trying to grow banks of hostas if you’ve ...

In Which? Gardening trials we found that marigolds were more likely to be eaten than hostas. Grow a few from seed and let the slugs and snails eat them rather than your prized plants. You can minimise ...

This protects them to some extent from any slugs and snails. Leaf Rollers (little brown butterflies called Skippers) sometimes lay their eggs on the leaves, which quickly become yellow ...

Dryopteris erythrosora is a wonderful evergreen fern giving you bright green foliage through the summer months. Geranium ...

this bee bomb is literally crawling with bees Wow I just thought a pink onion why not try it our hostas do well in Minnesota ... like I have three or four plants I'd like to put them in separate ...