Slugs and snails are soft-bodied animals but snails can withdraw inside their shell and stay alive for several years. Moisture is a key requirement for the two and they both eat plant leaves, flowers, and fruits, particularly those at ground level, causing considerable damage to plants in gardens and flowerbeds. Destructive to flowerbeds and gardens, slugs and snails particularly enjoy eating violets, strawberries, and lettuce. Both slugs and snails lay eggs in the spring and summer. Preventing slugs or snails begins with eliminating their hiding places. Put planters and flower pots onto racks or stands. Remove lumber and stones that can provide a damp hiding place.
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