Good Year For Slugs And A Bad Year For Your Tender Plants.
It’s going to be a tough year for slugs. The hard winter will have destroyed many eggs and young hibernating slugs that were lying in wait for spring before attacking your vulnerable garden plants and fresh green vegetable shoots. The downside is, that winter will also have killed many of the slugs’ natural enemies such as birds and hedgehogs, and it is a certain bet that the slugs will recover faster than their predators. One of the best organic controls is the use of nematodes, a very small worm-like, parasitic organism which, worked into your garden soil in good time, will feed on slugs and stop the problem at source. It is safe to use and not harmful to humans, animals or plants.
A Christmas Gift for the Gardener Who Wants to Grow
The ideal Christmas present for the gardener in your life
Looking for the perfect Christmas gift for the gardener in your life? The GardenAdvice Gardening Course is an exciting and practical way to boost their gardening knowledge. This course offers hands-on advice from experts in your own garden, covering everything from soil health to sustainable gardening practices. It’s a thoughtful gift that helps them cultivate their love for gardening and take their skills to the next level. Whether they want to master growing vegetables, enhance flower beds, or learn new techniques for garden maintenance, the course provides a comprehensive guide to all things gardening. With the course taking place in their own garden at their own pace, it’s a gift that works around their busy schedule. This Christmas, give them the tools to grow – both in the garden and as a gardener!
