4 Ecological Slug Solutions I Use with Great Success, and 3 Ineffective Ones You Can Skip

Slugs and snails are an important food source for wildlife, but when their population swells in the garden, they can cause big problems for gardeners and plants a like. So how do ecological gardeners strike a happy medium, reducing slug/snail populations and encouraging wildlife? In my garden, effectively controlling the slug population without using poisons has been a multi-pronged approach. Along the way, I've tried a few trendy tips that simply don't work, so let's look at some myths about slug control, and then examine 4 methods that I use to harness slugs as a resource, create effective deterrents, and employ smart people power slug control. By using a diversity of methods, my garden thrives, my veggies aren't overrun by slugs, and wildlife finds a home here. Ways to support our work: Paypal.me/ParkrosePermaculture www.Patreon.com/ParkrosePermaculture1