They are often slow to reproduce in aquaria. Most snails in aquaria come in with aquarium plants, although they may accidentally be transported as an egg in water alongside a fish. Small, clear eggs ...

For those worried about disposing of the half-drunk cups or bottles of beer after a party, there are hacks to use the beverage to bring about a pest-free garden brimming with greenery. Lawn expert Joe ...

Experts have warned the garden shed could be welcoming unwanted guests and have urged Britons to check them before it is too late. Research by Crown Pavilions, a leading luxury garden rooms ...

If you’ve noticed clusters of bright pink eggs in your garden, they might look harmless at first glance, but don’t be fooled. These vibrant eggs belong to the invasive apple snail, a dangerous species ...

dump aquarium animals into creeks and ponds (e.g. goldfish, sailfin mollies, guppies, platys, cichlids, apple snails) use them as sportfish (e.g. carp, salmon, perch, trout) use fish from other ...

Sadly, there is no one quick control fix for either slugs or snails. Therefore, it’s much better to use a variety of wildlife-friendly pest control, so try a mix of the following: Firstly, start a ...

Petrina Steacy, who posts under the moniker Homegrown Florida, recently posted a video sharing how she uses her leftover toilet paper rolls for pest control in her organic garden. "Save those toilet ...

Tulips are stunning spring bulbs that flower in April and May. They grow well in both pots and borders, and the bulbs should be planted in late autumn. Which? Gardening magazine grew and compared ...

You don't want them in your yard. While there are household products like vinegar that'll control snails and slugs in the garden, there is a more humane means of pest control. However, it may not work ...

These include squash bugs, squash vine borers, aphids, snails, slugs and beetles - all of which can increase in numbers before becoming a major pest infestation. He advises homeowners to check ...