Rather than use chemicals, I have been putting up physical barriers to stop pests eating the plants in my starting areas and in my garden. Mesh netting is a primary pest solution. Netting helps to keep off a lot of pests.
But today I actually felt sorry for a snail. So much snail food. So close, beyond the mesh. Poor little guy…. 😦
This snail is a real eco-indicator. If you would use pesticides, the snail would not be there. Hope, you are thankful for this sign 🙂 I hope you took it and put it (of course far from the garden) into nice green grass 🙂
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I let the little guy take his house, under his own power, to wherever he wanted to be. Snail “Van Life”…. 🙂
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