The pests are notorious for munching away on your beloved plants, but there's an easy natural way to keep them at bay ...

Roses go through two years of testing by the American Society of Roses. Knock Outs tested so well that they thought they were ...

Pot them up in appropriately sized pots with potting soil, burying the lower half of the bulb-shaped stem. Do not cut green ...

Over time, the resistance to insects started to decline. There is an insect called a rose slug that will chew holes in the leaves. The damage will not hurt these roses because Knock Outs are so tough.

‘Ferns make an attractive, hassle-free addition to the garden, and it's the thick and difficult-to-chew leaves of ferns which are enough to put off slugs,’ says Sian Napier, freelance gardener ...

Even swallowing air while talking, drinking through a straw, or chewing gum can introduce more air into your system. That gas moves through your intestines and creates those bubbling, gurgling noises.