Keep these pests away from your hostas and other tender plants. Snails and slugs may seem like charming little garden buddies ...

In the lush, damp gardens of the UK, a silent battle rages. Slugs and snails leave their mark, so how do you get rid of the ...

Snails are not picky when it comes to plants, but there's more than one natural way to deter them - and the good news is you probably already have the ingredients at home ...

Every garden is probably home to a common garden snail, but depending on where you live, there could be other species too. If you’re on a walk, you’ll find different species in the leaf litter than on ...

The garden is your personal sanctuary—one you'll want to protect against slugs and snails. While every creature has its place, these soft-bodied animals will feed on your plant leaves and fruits ...

Most of the slugs and snails that eat your garden are not native. They live where they are unseen - in the fallen leaf litter, under mulch and around dark, damp places. At night, they munch on ...

any leaves that extend over the barrier might be eaten. A second, wider barrier row should help until the plants are large enough to fend for themselves. Combine a barrier product with baited pellets ...

SINGAPORE - Two snail species – the Cuban brown snail and ... luck and my curiosity to look through that particular patch of leaf litter as there was no telltale sign of their presence.” ...

Watch as a tiny pet snail uses a leaf to parasnail around its aquarium. While rarely seen, the activity is common for snails ...