Bowen Garden (Part 8)
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tell your friend that you need to have corn close together in pairs... you need a bunch because they cross pollinate by the wind blowing the pollen around.
FancyPantsElitist 10 months ago
Slugs actually prefer dead stuff so put down some leaf mulch and they will est it instead of your plant. I made it work with sea weed too.
jihadacadien 2 years ago
u stepped on his carrots... u bastard
bakeee 3 years ago
Two quick points
1. never plant mint in an open border as it is super invasive, grow your mint in a pot or small closed in border.
2. slugs hate having to go over gritty sufaces so one thing you can do is sprinkle gritty sand around your plants and save your egg shells then crush them up and sprinkle them around the base of your plants as slugs hate them as well.
Redshift21 3 years ago
Organic Plant Protection, a book from Rodale press lists organic technique's for helping your garden grow and be protected for almost everything. A mulch of oak leaves, tobacco stem meal, or wormwood tea in a border around your plants will repel slugs. The best way is as another person commented: saucers of stale beer by drawing them in and they drown. Flour can be added to make a sticky mixture to make sure they stay and die. Lovely garden.
dionysusstar 4 years ago
Nice garden Rob
BruceLandman 4 years ago
a good way to get rid of slugs an snails is if you got some beer that has gone flat,leave it in a large glass in the garden overnight.the beer attracts the slugs and when they climb into the glass they drown in the beer.
deanohit 4 years ago
a wonderful little patch for veggies. Ive never tried peas, due to the heat here! Nice share!
cooksterz 4 years ago
put a sign up saying all slugs will be shot survivors will be shot again...hehehe they'll run then
cccjohnnycashfan 4 years ago
very nice m8......growin my own garden at the moment..just remember to water in the evening and morning...
drumsynth59 4 years ago