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Everbearing strawberries still fruiting in October

The strawberries are still producing loads of fruit but it's not ripening any more and the slugs are now going for the unripe ones. Will they ripen on the windowsill if I take them off? Should I take off all the leaves and fruit now? by David Brown

12/10/2012 16:42:10

by David Brown

SOMETHING IS EATING MY POTATO LEAVES

. My first thought was slugs but ive been told they dont touch potato leaves. Can any one help and advise on the best cure to get rid of whichever pest is doing this damage. My potatoes are relying on you! Marlene Slugs and snails do snack on potato by MOLLY4

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26/05/2012 08:24:14

by PBW2507

Overwintering young delhinium plants

Hi, Just bought a couple of young delphiniums from the GC. They are about 2 inches in height and have about 4 small leaves. Is it better to overwinter these in pots or plant them now in the garden ? Are there still slugs about as they love by Chris 7

13/09/2012 18:01:07

by sotongeoff

Aubretia

? If the aubretia has finished flowering, you want to cut it as low as possible, only the flowers, for good show next year. It might take a season to really settle in well. Check for slugs under the leaves. Thanks, checked under plant as you suggested and found a by bryf

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19/05/2012 14:45:19

by freshairfanatic

veg suggestion please!!

Please! Please! Can someone suggest a vegetable that I could plant in a sheltered sunny position, that the slugs will not eat! I am totally fed up with them after they devoured all my tomato and courgette plants, that I thought were suitably mature by artychris

10/06/2012 22:24:04

by marshmello

grubs problem

in advance Pictures would be helpful...but I think the culprit may well be slugs/snails. Beat me too it slugs, get some pellets down, you will probably find slugs hiding near by. Yep, slugs and snails love petunias. Initially thought this though I by Karen Mawhinney

16/05/2013 19:49:52

by Karen Mawhinney

whats eating my runner bean leaves

Hi something is eating my runner bean leaves and having a real good feast on them... I thought at first its snails or slugs so put slug pellits down but they still seem to be eaten, even the really small leaves that are well over a foot off by flowergirl4

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19/06/2012 22:24:06

by quercus_rubur

pests

is more likely to be Keel slugs, so sprinkle some slug pellets on the compost. I had never realised how athletic slugs can be until I found a whole group of them in the ivy at the top of a nearly six-foot wall. Or is Next Door disposing of his slugs by sile

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09/07/2012 22:02:05

by sile

Seedlings in greenhouse

of in the green house for many years and not met this problem before. The compost is a mixture of peat free 'Miracle grow', John Innesand some vermaculite mixed in. What can I do.... Well it is pretty obvious?? Slugs/snails are the culprits Do whatever you by Rose7

19/04/2013 15:35:27

by figrat

Snowdrops

I don't see any slugs, but we do have mice and squirrels in the garden. Could it be either one of these or something else. I understood snowdrops to be toxic and thought nothing would touch them. It could be slugs they will hide during the day by gardengnome2

14/02/2013 23:21:00

by gardengnome2

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