snails will eat almost any broad leaf plant. theyre tough to get rid of once theyve found your garden. some people try a trail of salt around plants or a garden to keep them away. not all that effective if you have a large area to protect. also washes away with rain or watering. ive tried the beer trick near select plants. place beer in a shallow container, like a tuna or pet food can. seems to help a bit. snails and slugs like beer and will downed in it. you can also buy commercial slug and snail repellents. theyre granular pellets, mostly containing calcium, which the snails do not like.
2007-03-28 08:56:05
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answered by Anonymous
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Everything except the weeds it seems. Wanting an organic solution to my snail problem I was told a few years back that they don't like the feel of freshly turned soil. I kept everything regularly turned over and it cut the population down amazingly. They went elsewhere. Another good way of reducing their number is to encourage birds into the garden - you'll find loads of empty shells everywhere if you do. You get a relatively snail free garden and the bird, a full tum.
2007-03-29 10:42:58
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answered by Anonymous
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All your plants if given the opportunity. They come out at night and you will begin to notice shot holes in the leaves of your plants. If not stopped, the entire plant will be skeletonized. And believe me, the baby snails are hard to see..they are tiny but have huge appetites.
2007-03-28 05:58:40
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answered by juncogirl3 6
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Just about everything,cabbage ,or anything that they can reach or grows above the ground,do you want some or trying to get rid of.
2007-03-28 11:03:29
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answered by Anonymous
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Just about anything, even as far as newspapers
2007-03-30 09:15:36
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answered by Anonymous
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EVERY THING
2007-03-28 10:49:58
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answered by ian l 2
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