January tends to be a quiet time in British gardens as the frosty weather usually means there is not much to do, but slugs can still be a nuisance if you do not take steps to deter them.

Slugs, the bane of many gardeners ... to chew can deter them from inhabiting your garden. Gardening expert David explained, "The delicate pink, white and blue flowers of the hydrangea plant ...

Despite being slow and slimy, slugs and snails have an incredible appetite and need to constantly consume in order to survive. This means that your garden is a veritable smorgasbord of plants ...

While some gardeners might welcome the sight of slugs and snails, considering them a natural part of their garden's ecosystem, others are not so keen on these slimy visitors. These critters can ...

There are more than 40 species of slugs in the UK. And while your garden may never be slug free, there are several things you ...

Gardening expert Pim Dickson suggested that the "simplest solution" is to gather all of the slugs and snails in your garden and "physically relocate them". The "perfect time" to do this is in the ...

Experts say there are natural and affordable ways to keep slugs and snails out of your garden without using these harsh chemicals. Garden storage experts Pink Storage have shared some simple methods ...

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 ...

Experts say there are natural and affordable ways to keep slugs and snails out of your garden without using these harsh chemicals. Garden storage experts Pink Storage have shared some simple ...