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Brits urged to pour coffee on their gardens before the weather changes - here's why
Your plants will be eaten away by slugs and snails when the weather turns wetter as the hungry molluscs will stop at nearly nothing to strip your garden of everything you planted
The summer of 2024 has been a bit of a nightmare for gardeners, with extended periods of heavy rain making it challenging to grow anything - only for it to be devoured by slugs and snails. Slug and snail populations have been significantly higher than usual this summer, thanks to the dreary and wet weather, but it's set to get even worse in September. A beautiful pink dahlia (Image: Getty) This is because as the weather becomes wetter and the nights longer, slugs and snails will have ideal conditions to spread throughout your garden and, even worse, lay their eggs for next year, reports the Express.
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