Organic snail control

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Organic snail control

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:lol: I never know what to expect when I click on one of your posts! :lol:
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i LOVE your humor...

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Once again you have demonstrated a dark, warped mind. I like that in a fellow. :lol: :lol:
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Those of us who fight these little beasties, need to start doing that right now just that before they come out of hiding in our mulch piles....OC
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that is killer :lol:
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Post by nanny_56 »

Well.... :lol:

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Post by buff24 »

Slugs are out already at my house (zone 5b, SW Ohio...) after the warm temps and rain we've had, they've ventured out of hiding. Today I killed about 6 or so... Hostas aren't even out of dormancy yet, but there they were, slithering around on the poor little dormant eyes. Guess I better get out the sluggo and the ammonia with sprayer... Let the slug-slaying begin!!
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Post by eastwood2007 »

Now, that's funny!!!! :lol: We are in zone 5b and I have hostas up, some about 2 inches already. I didn't see any snails on those, but my scabiosa looked bad, so I looked a little closer...snails all over it! I'd better get busy. :eek:
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Wow...:lol:

Slugs are out??? Well, might have to do the bait already this weekend!!
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one name come to mind :wink:

Split Personallity :roll:

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It took me awhile, but I finally got it. Boy am I getting slow and dim witted in my aging years :D
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