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Shady spots

Hey all, I'm in need of some low-growing plants to cover ground and perhaps even trail down at the front of some dry stone terrace walls. Its all partially or even fully shady and slugs and snails are a nightmare because of the nooks and crannies by auntie betty

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15/04/2013 04:12:08

by cilmeri

Strawberry stripper

You say now sign of slugs/snails but have you looked at night time-have you scattered slug pellets about? What type of soil is the best for strawberries do you need slug pellets and I have been told to use straw around the plant PLEASE HELP New by Pauline Page

06/10/2012 13:27:53

by Dennis 01

pot pests

I've put up with all sorts in the greenhouse this year, including slugs sneaking in, but I've just upturned a pepper plant that looked a bit poorly and found what I thought was a tiny worm on the outside of the pot at the bottom. On closer by maggie-1

28/08/2012 13:49:24

by maggie-1

Talkback: Primula, lavender, aphids and slugs

by darren

28/11/2011 18:31:18

by feistymiss

drunk squirrels?

Something is emptying the beakers of beer I am attempting to trap slugs with in the veg garden. I fill them up at night, well dug into the soil, next day I find them empty and most removed and left flung round the garden! Today one was just almost by Mall

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25/06/2012 20:18:56

by Wintersong

sheep wool

Sheep wool pellets seem to be a good deterrent for slugs but has anyone tried collecting sheep wool from from fields and hedges and using that? I'm trying it from today but wondered if the wool will attract mice for their nests. The sheep wool by Sheila 5

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28/06/2012 21:07:31

by Sheila 5

Talkback: Slugs and snails and puppy dogs' tails

by rachelarna

28/11/2011 18:30:56

by cathy

Egg idenification

Hi everyone, I have just been weeding my garden and have come across some small eggs in the soild. Initially, I assumed they would be slug eggs (I had come across a few whilst weeding) and removed them. Then I considered they may be worm eggs, (as by LorraineP

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03/05/2013 02:07:54

by otnorot

Runner Beans loss of leaves

Can anyone help, I have planted my greenhouse grown runner bean plants in my allotment, this morning found 3 plants with 1 or 2 leaves missing. It's not slugs and the stems look like the leaves have been cut off,no ragged edges. It is too cold by BUBBLES2

12/05/2013 19:58:34

by Woodgreen wonderboy

how do i stop woodlice eating my strawberries

Woodlice only move in after something else - probably slugs - has already damaged the fruit. To try and control slugs, you could try raising the strawberries, straw underneath the fruit, or wildlife-friendly slug pellets. by shirley bruton

24/09/2012 16:30:11

by Alina W

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