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Natural Enemies Snails and slugs have many natural enemies, including ground beetles, pathogens, snakes, toads, turtles, nematodes, and birds, but...
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Dealing with slugs and snails may not be in your past but, as a gardener, it's almost certainly in your future....
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This is the fourth in a series about controlling slugs and snails in the home garden. Slugs and snails are active in the garden down to about 32 F....
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If you can't persuade the slugs to go next door by declining to feed and house them, perhaps it is time to erect a wall around your garden. Barriers...
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Cultural Control Step one in controlling slugs is to reduce favorable habitat. To a large extent, this is just ordinary garden hygiene cranked up a...
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Dealing with slugs and snails may not be in your past but, as a gardener, it's almost certainly in your future. Here is what we are up against and...
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The 'so-called' "Great Recession" can't remain balanced where it is. It will either fall off the fence on the side of prosperity or it will...
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Who doesn't like fresh tomatoes, straight from the garden, given a light rinse and then straight to the plate (or palate!)? Well, it's finally time to...
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The function of this series, which will ultimately cover at least 80 commonly grown varieties of plants grown for...
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Tomatoes are a member of the nightshade family and were once thought to be poisonous. Their genus name means, literally, “wolf peach” ......
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- Tomato and Pepper (primarily) plants - wide choice of varieties
- Totally Tomatoes (primarily seeds) 276 varieties of tomatoes, 151 peppers
- Boundary Garlic farm (48 varieties of garlic)
- Direct Gardening (an umbrella site with material from many others)
- Jung Seeds & Plants (justly known for good quality and selection)
- Four Seasons Nursery (mix of vegetables, shrubs, flowers and trees)
