Avoidance of water-logging, coarse particles on the ground, and removal manually or mechanically are ways to rid vegetable gardens of slugs. The garden visitors in question favor moist, smooth-surfaced environments which maintain life-sustaining humidity levels and water sources without jeopardizing body exteriors and interiors which can be maimed or terminated by roughness. Removal needs to be effected with glove-covered hands and typically into a soap water-filled bucket.
Any of the products with metaldehyde extremely effective for snails/slugs.
In letterboxes and under rocks.
Habitat for eggs to hatch and head through their life cycles describes why there are slugs in gardens. Slugs need moist soil, moisture and plants. Gardens offer moist soil, plant foliage and supplemental watering systems.
Get rid of the snails and slugs.
Sometimes snails and slugs can be in the park but it's not really rare to be found in parks. Snails and Slugs can be found mostly in gardens.
vegetable gardens!
Put some salt on them
It depends on where you live. Many people grow vegetable gardens. It is very common now with the economy as it is presently.
put a DISH of beer in among the plants. slugs will go to the dish but not your plant.
Getting rid of Slugs.
Yeah, they tend to invade any vegetable garden.
You can find a ghost slug in many gardens in Europe, including in gardens in Wales and in England. These slugs breathe air and are considered to be predatory.