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Slug control
Slug damage on your prized garden plants can be one of the most soul destroying experiences for any gardener but with some planning and design, a garden that supports wildlife that eats slugs is a problem that can be resolved.
Creating a garden that supports such wildlife as hedgehogs, beetles and birds will go a long way to solving a garden slug problem before it even starts.
Simple ideas to support wildlife in your garden that feast on slugs include leaving a few upturned clay pots in your flower borders to support toads and hedgehogs, leaving some areas of long grass to support battles, slow worms and grass snakes.
Hedgehogs are the best natural control for slugs, normally a hedgehog will cover several gardens in one night so it is important to leave small gaps in your fencing or hedging to allow the hedgehogs to roam several gardens
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Gardening courses for beginners - new to gardening a GardenAdvice course is a great place to start
One day gardening courses especially created for beginners and novices run in your own garden throughout the UK by the GardenAdvice expert gardeners - Great as a gardening gift for the gardener in your life.
Become a gardener with the GardenAdvice Gardening Course
If you are new to gardening it can all seem a bit complicated at first with all the Latin names and the gardening terminology. GardenAdvice.co.uk have developed a especially designed short one day course to be able to teach you all the basic skills of gardening to get you started.
The courses in your own garden cover such basic skills as pruning, correct digging methods, growing your own shrubs and creating the perfect lawn. See some of our clients our gardening course and our MyGardenTeam service on our websites client section on the GardenAdvice website
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