one of a tomato that has small holes in it; the other looks like something larger gnawed on it. Do I need to throw all the plants out?” No, Silvio. The chunked-out ones look like slug damage.

Imagine this: You walk into your garden to harvest some lettuce leaves and suddenly realize that they're covered with silvery mucus and are riddled with holes. Ugh! The slugs and snails are at it ...

Question: I have several different plants that have holes all over them ... clams and other shellfish; the snail and slug. A slug is basically a snail with no shell, or a shell reduced and ...

I promised slugs this week, so here goes. Typical slug damage – irregular holes low to the ground, including slime trails. Our garden slugs are an unlovely European import. We have few native ...