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terence.mccallum
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July 2019
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Can anyone give me a bit of advice on keeping the slug/snail damage to my host, I heard of spraying them with a wash of garlic, but don't know how to make it any help please
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Ladybird4
Third rock from the sun
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July 2019
There is a recipe here terence.mccallum
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2018/aug/12/say-goodbye-to-slugs-snails-mice-and-badgers
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amancalledgeorge
South London
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July 2019
And always worth combining it with night raids to kill as many of those buggers as possible.
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B3
South East London
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Torch and scissors. Weapons of choice.
In London. Keen but lazy.
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Guernsey Donkey2
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We put wood chip down on our beds and find it keeps the slugs and snails away. The hosta leaves are in perfect condition - so far.....
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Hostafan1
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July 2019
Encourage frogs, toads, blackbirds, thrushes and , of course, hedgehogs, and don't have a cat.
Devon.
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terence.mccallum
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July 2019
Thanks for the help i will try the garlic recipie
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