Gardeners are being warned over one type of slug which is common in British gardens over the winter. While most gardeners ...

They have a varied diet, including fungi, dead plants and even dead animals like birds and mice, and they will hunt and kill ...

Slugs can wreak havoc on your garden. To help keep them out, avoid making these gardening mistakes that could be attracting ...

They're difficult to stop and, while you can still use bated pellets containing ferric phosphate, biological control containing nematodes or just pick off any slugs or snails you see, different types ...

The two main gastropods identified in the experiment were the grey field slug and the common garden snail.

Slugs are great for keeping your garden healthy, Monty said, as they help keep a by eating decomposing material and digest it before returning it into the soil. “I know slugs and snails are seen ...

"But, actually, if you go out at night in your garden and take a look you might be surprised to see all sorts of different colours and sizes and types of slug around." The researchers will train ...

“The great thing about this hack is that once the slugs are in the trap, birds can then eat them without posing a risk to their health. This keeps your garden clean and saves you from cleaning ...

Gardeners across the UK are being warned about a particular type of slug that is common in British gardens during the winter ...