Slugs and snails are very discerning in what they eat, bypassing the weeds to devour our favourite plants. They're difficult to stop and, while you can still use bated pellets containing ferric ...

Unfortunately, slugs and snails breed all year round, but gardeners may notice peaks of egg laying in March and April, when, if conditions prove ideal, the eggs will hatch within 10 days.

Luckily, you don't have to just grin and bear it - Morris Hankinson, director of Hopes Groves Nurseries, has shared his top tips to eradicate slugs, snails, and aphids from the garden.When it ...

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2S29AJ6 A slug in the garden eats a lettuce leaf. Snail plague in the garden Austria Rebecca Speare-Cole6 days ago This spring will see far fewer slugs in gardens compared with last year ...

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Worms, bugs, snails and slugs are common sights in gardens, parks and green spaces all across the UK. Their presence can be a nightmare for green fingered gardeners looking to grow delicious crops.