Gardeners told to put towel in their gardens to 'save their plants'
Gardeners have been encouraged to put a towel near their plants for a key reason. The simple trick could help to "save their plants".
A simple yet effective way to protect your seedlings from slugs and snails is presented in a recent video by home gardener Glen. Glen, from the UK, demonstrates a simple method using an old towel to deter slugs and snails from damaging young plants. He explains that the rough texture of the towel is unpleasant for the pests, keeping them away while still allowing for proper drainage when watering. "Last year this worked really, really well," Glen says, demonstrating the technique with various seedlings in his greenhouse. This humane method is a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative to chemical pesticides. Glen's video has already garnered significant views and likes, suggesting widespread interest in this practical gardening tip.
Gardeners have been encouraged to put a towel near their plants for a key reason. The simple trick could help to "save their plants".