biological control containing nematodes or just pick off any slugs or snails you see, different types of physical barriers are an increasingly popular choice. The Which? Gardening experts looked at ...

Rather than using piles of bran which can get messy, I use cheap own-brand Weetabix-type cereal and again ... "This is the way that I dealt with slugs in my first garden - logging the numbers ...

I use cheap own-brand Weetabix-type cereal and again place it between the slugs and the crops." Jane, a gardening enthusiast, shared her unique method of dealing with slugs in the garden.

Slugs and snails need moisture to survive and a wet spring and autumn had created perfect conditions. Steve Hussey, from the ...

Rather than using piles of bran which can get messy, I use cheap own-brand Weetabix-type cereal and again ... “This is the way that I dealt with slugs in my first garden - logging the numbers ...

By attracting certain bird species to your garden, you can significantly reduce the slug population without resorting to pesticides. Many British bird species feed on slugs, making these feathered ...

The less they can breed, the less slugs you have in your garden.", reports the Express. Her secret arsenal against the slug siege? Neem oil. "Our wonder ingredient is neem oil. Extracted from the ...

This may increase the amount of iron in ground water, which can be toxic to earthworms in high doses. If you use either kind of pellets, concentrate your efforts on vulnerable plants; don’t attempt to ...

Fortunately, nature offers an effective and environmentally friendly solution to this common problem. By attracting certain bird species to your garden, you can significantly reduce the slug ...