Gardening experts are warning that the UK’s plants are about to come under seige from an army of slugs and snails. When weather gets a bit warmer and it’s nice and damp it is the time when the ...

Gardening experts are warning that the UK’s plants are about to come under seige from an army of slugs and snails. When weather gets a bit warmer and it’s nice and damp it is the time when the pests ...

Slugs and snails are often regarded as the scourge of gardens but they do some valuable jobs for your outdoor space. These pests help to break down plant matter, disperse seeds and provide food ...

Slugs and snails are often seen as the bane of gardens, but they do perform some valuable tasks for your outdoor space. These pests help to break down plant matter, disperse seeds and provide food ...

While some gardeners might welcome the sight of slugs and snails, considering them a natural part of their garden's ecosystem, others are not so keen on these slimy visitors. These critters can ...

Despite being slow and slimy, slugs and snails have an incredible appetite and need to constantly consume in order to survive. This means that your garden is a veritable smorgasbord of plants ...

But there's one thing you should never do. The last thing you need when you have babies and toddlers crawling around the floor is to find slug trails in your home – or snails taking over your garden.

Slugs, which range from ¼ to a few inches long, have soft, squishy, legless bodies and two pairs of tentacles on their heads. They’ll eat almost any garden or ornamental plant such as cabbage, lettuce ...