and even plants to repel snakes. It should come as no surprise then, that the same rule applies to slugs and snails. While ...

When darkness falls, your garden becomes a feast for hungry pests. One everyday food hero promises to protect your blooms ...

Gardening expert Matt James recommended creating a "slug-free border" using plants that slugs and snails dislike. He in a video for Waitrose & Partners: "You just need to use plants which have got ...

If you're limited on space or live in a more urban area with less wildlife, there are plenty of other nature-friendly ways to help keep slugs and snails away from your plants that don't involve ...

Gardeners traditionally use things such as crushed eggshells, sharp sand and soot to repel slugs ... Keep weeds down and clear away dead plants and rubbish. Often the number of slugs and snails varies ...

‘Ultimately, you’re never going to get rid of the slugs and snails in your garden. So, I think you have to be a zen gardener, grow plants that will survive and learn how to live with them.’ ‘Although ...

They feed on rotting plants, fungi, dung and even decaying ... birds and hedgehogs rely on slugs and snails as a food source, so by not killing them you're indirectly supporting a diverse array ...