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Mix equal parts water and vinegarin a pump spray bottle. Go out into your garden during the hours that snails and slugs are active, and spray any that you see. Vinegar is mildly acidic and will kill any snails or slugs it touches.

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Should I get rid of snails in my organic garden?

Not all snails and slugs are pests, so if they鈥檙e not eating your plants, you don鈥檛 need to get rid of them in your organic garden. Slugs and snails are closely related. The main difference is that snails have a shell, while slugs don鈥檛.

How do you get rid of slugs and snails in mulch?

Rake the mulch into a long row beside the garden, compacting it to give a perfect place for snails and slugs to lay their eggs. Then, on an occasional sunny day, move the row over a couple of feet to expose the eggs to the sun, which will kill them.

What plants repel slugs and snails?

Plant Rosemary or Thyme Bushes Rosemary and thyme are both in the mint family, so their aroma helps to deter snails, slugs, and other dangerous pests. Planting them near your garden beds makes this area an unappealing place for the snails to call home.

Why are there so many slugs in my garden?

Slugs and snails are very damaging garden pests that can be found throughout most of the world, most often in temperate, humid climates. Your garden is likely to have more slugs during a particularly rainy season. Slugs and snails are not insects; they are soft-bodied mollusks.