Gardening Expert Shares Natural Slug Deterrent Using Sheep's Wool
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Gardening expert Simon Akeroyd recommends using sheep's wool as an effective natural deterrent against slugs in gardens. This method not only helps protect plants from damage but also serves as mulch, retaining moisture and suppressing weeds. Akeroyd's advice comes as gardening enthusiasts prepare for the warmer months ahead.
- 01Sheep's wool is an effective natural slug deterrent, according to gardening expert Simon Akeroyd.
- 02Slugs can cause significant damage to plants, especially in damp conditions.
- 03Akeroyd suggests placing sheep's wool around plants and vegetable rows to reduce slug damage.
- 04His latest book, 'Way to Grow,' offers various gardening tips for novices and experienced growers.
- 05The gardening community on social media is actively sharing their experiences and tips related to slug control.
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Gardening expert Simon Akeroyd has revealed a natural method to keep slugs at bay: using sheep's wool. As warmer weather encourages gardening activities, slugs pose a threat to plants, causing damage through holes in leaves and slime trails. Akeroyd, with over 25 years of experience, shared his technique in a TikTok video, explaining that slugs dislike crossing the dry, fibrous texture of sheep's wool. He encourages gardeners to collect wool found in the countryside and place it around their plants and vegetable rows. While not a foolproof solution, it significantly reduces slug damage. Viewers on social media have praised this method, sharing their own experiences and tips. Akeroyd's new book, 'Way to Grow,' released on April 9, includes various gardening tricks aimed at helping both novices and seasoned gardeners save time and money while enjoying their gardening journey.
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Using sheep's wool can help gardeners protect their plants from slug damage, leading to healthier gardens and potentially better yields.
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