It turns out there is a natural yet very effective method to keep slugs out of gardens, and all you need is a common scrap ...

Slugs often ruin prized plants that are just starting to grow, but there is an easy gardening trick to keep them away using a ...

Slugs thrive in mild, damp spring conditions and can cause havoc on plants in May; however, little you may know, you can stop ...

Slugs and snails can cause havoc in the garden, eating plants and crops, but Monty Don has shared a variety of natural, ...

As you will soon discover, most slugs subsist on decaying plant matter; they eat fungi, algae, dead leaves, and organic detritus. That said, some slug species prefer a little more protein in their ...

Seeing your garden overrun by slugs can be disheartening, as these pests can destroy plants by damaging seedlings and consuming leaves. You can outwit these unwelcome molluscs, though, by ...

Slugs can wreak havoc on your garden. These nocturnal feeders love the tender leaves and petals of new plants. If you've ever woken up to all your hostas (among many, many other garden plants slugs ...

Avid gardeners will know there's nothing more disheartening than planting summer bedding, only to find that it's become a midnight snack for slugs. These pests love damp, shady spots – and tender new ...

Snails and slugs are common pests in gardens. They belong to the mollusk family along with oysters, and they crawl along over a thin layer of slime that they produce to ease their way. Snails carry a ...