they are west country beasties!!!! i walked sweet pea to pre school and there were at least 30 on the pavements!...little bliterS!!haha love the tea cozys on previous posting , best wishes xxxx
Ugh that's horrid! Have you tried putting coffee grounds around your plants? Slugs and snails don't like them apparently. We have a hosta which is a very favourite plant for snails and slugs to attack and this year we tried the coffee ground trick and I have to say that it's worked - the hosta has had a relatively good year!
Julie thanks for the tip with cleaning unpicked stitches, your giveaway is on it's way to you, sorry I was so late in posting it, have been feeling unwel this past week.
It must be the West country air... and good old manure... I saw the biggest caterpillar I've ever seen last night... It was at least 4 inches long and very fat!! Love the tea cosy covers... what a lovely idea. xxx
I cannot grow lovely flowers and vegetables!
Wow that's a monster!
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I have a bloggy friend who keeps away snails with corks!
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Yuck..... your doing a good job for the slugs and snails though!
ReplyDeleteI can do worms but slugs are just horrid. Yours certainly is a woppa.
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they are west country beasties!!!!
ReplyDeletei walked sweet pea to pre school and there were at least 30 on the pavements!...little bliterS!!haha
love the tea cozys on previous posting , best wishes xxxx
Ugh that's horrid! Have you tried putting coffee grounds around your plants? Slugs and snails don't like them apparently. We have a hosta which is a very favourite
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You are supplying the slugs with lovely fresh food though! x
ReplyDeleteThat is humongous! This year the slugs have attacked my lettuces and cucumbers with a vengance!
ReplyDeleteJulie thanks for the tip with cleaning unpicked stitches, your giveaway is on it's way to you, sorry I was so late in posting it, have been feeling unwel this past week.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness they do get huge don't they?
ReplyDeleteOh my oh my That is HUGE....they ate are whole garden this year I don't like them, along with our 33 days of rain!!!
ReplyDeleteIt must be the West country air... and good old manure... I saw the biggest caterpillar I've ever seen last night... It was at least 4 inches long and very fat!!
ReplyDeleteLove the tea cosy covers... what a lovely idea.
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