Gardening magazine tried chemical controls we had good results from slug pellets containing ferric phosphate, such as Growing Success Advanced Slug Killer. For plants in the ground, we found the ...

As wet weather prevails across large parts of the UK, the durability of molluscicide pellets is increasing in importance as growers look to protect cereal seedlings from slug attack. Slug pressure was ...

Fear of this will have many gardeners reaching for the slug pellets. 'Slugs and snails are a bit of a pest, but I would never ever use slug pellets. There’s very good research showing that the pellets ...

Gardeners who have slug pellets in their shed have been issued a legal warning about using them after a law change. They have long been used by gardeners as a means of pest control in the eternal ...

Gardeners who have slug pellets in their cupboards, sheds or greenhouses have been warned they need to check them because they may now be totally illegal to use. The little blue tablets (not that ...

Traps are simply a small heap of covered non-toxic bait, such as chicken layers' mash or cereal grain-based food (not slug pellets). Put slug traps out before cultivation, when the soil surface is ...

Gardeners who have slug pellets in their shed have been issued a legal warning about using them after a law change. They have long been used by gardeners as a means of pest control in the eternal ...

While chemical pellets are often used to combat slugs, they can harm pets and wildlife ... garden - logging the numbers in a ...

Slugs and snails are very discerning in what they eat, bypassing the weeds to devour our favourite plants. They're difficult to stop and, while you can still use bated pellets containing ferric ...

Gardeners who have slug pellets in their shed have been issued a legal warning about using them after a law change.They have long been used by gardeners as a means of pest control in the eternal ...

Some slug pellets were banned and there are strict rules in place about storing, supplying, and selling them - and gardeners are being urged to check if they have illegal ones still stored ...