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Slugs and Snails

Slugs and Snails

Please don't put out slug pellets whilst birds are feeding their chicks

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How to prevent slug & snail damage

How to prevent slug & snail damage

How to prevent slug & snail damage the natural way.

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Remove faded flowers to encourage further flowering

Cut off any faded blooms. This encourages a second flush of flowers.

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Water regularly in dry periods

Water plants in the greenhouse and containers regularly especially in hot dry conditions.

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Regular watering to prevent tomato split

Regular watering to prevent tomato split

Water your tomatoes regularly to avoid tomato split

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Pick out side shoots on your tomato plants

Pick out side shoots on your tomato plants

Pick out the side shoots on your tomato plants

Water your tomatoes regularly to prevent blossom end rot

Water your tomatoes regularly to prevent blossom end rot

Water your tomatoes regularly

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Remove any rose leaves with signs of black spot.

Remove any rose leaves with signs of black spot.

Remove and destroy any rose leaves with signs of black spot

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Tomato blight

Tomato blight

In wet weather the chances of blight on tomato plants increases.

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Take Pelargonium cuttings

Take Pelargonium cuttings

Take Pelargonium cuttings

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Weeding

Weeding

Make sure you get the whole plant and its babies

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