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This evenings Gardeners World
I turned the TV on just in tine to catch Monty (standing behind some
hostas) say ...and spray it on the leaves and it will deter even the most ardent(?) slugs. Does anyone recall what 'it' was? -- Robert |
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This evenings Gardeners World
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wrote: I turned the TV on just in tine to catch Monty (standing behind some hostas) say ...and spray it on the leaves and it will deter even the most ardent(?) slugs. Does anyone recall what 'it' was? ISTR it was water which had been boiled with garlic and allowed to cool. |
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"Stan The Man" wrote ... in reply to Robert I turned the TV on just in tine to catch Monty (standing behind some hostas) say ...and spray it on the leaves and it will deter even the most ardent(?) slugs. Does anyone recall what 'it' was? ISTR it was water which had been boiled with garlic and allowed to cool. Didn't he say he crushed the garlic first? -- Regards Bob H 17mls W. of London.UK |
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"Bob Hobden" wrote in message ... "Stan The Man" wrote ... in reply to Robert I turned the TV on just in tine to catch Monty (standing behind some hostas) say ...and spray it on the leaves and it will deter even the most ardent(?) slugs. Does anyone recall what 'it' was? ISTR it was water which had been boiled with garlic and allowed to cool. Didn't he say he crushed the garlic first? -- Regards Bob H 17mls W. of London.UK I don't think he mentioned crushed garlic. The method works on the basis that the slug reproduction ceases due to lack of sex with garlic breathed partners, but if the slugs or snails are of French origin then............ |
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"Rupert (W.Yorkshire)" wrote in message ... "Bob Hobden" wrote in message ... "Stan The Man" wrote ... in reply to Robert I turned the TV on just in tine to catch Monty (standing behind some hostas) say ...and spray it on the leaves and it will deter even the most ardent(?) slugs. Does anyone recall what 'it' was? ISTR it was water which had been boiled with garlic and allowed to cool. Didn't he say he crushed the garlic first? -- Regards Bob H 17mls W. of London.UK I don't think he mentioned crushed garlic. The method works on the basis that the slug reproduction ceases due to lack of sex with garlic breathed partners, but if the slugs or snails are of French origin then............ Harvest them and boil in Garlic water for 15 mins. Remove from shells and add copious grated fresh Garlic bulb in butter and devour. ;-) |
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"Rupert (W.Yorkshire)" wrote in message ... "Bob Hobden" wrote in message ... "Stan The Man" wrote ... in reply to Robert I turned the TV on just in tine to catch Monty (standing behind some hostas) say ...and spray it on the leaves and it will deter even the most ardent(?) slugs. Does anyone recall what 'it' was? ISTR it was water which had been boiled with garlic and allowed to cool. Didn't he say he crushed the garlic first? -- Regards Bob H 17mls W. of London.UK I don't think he mentioned crushed garlic. The method works on the basis that the slug reproduction ceases due to lack of sex with garlic breathed partners, but if the slugs or snails are of French origin then............ Seems to me to make sense that it would better to slightly crush (as opposed to mash) the garlic in order to get a more potent fusion with the water. Might be wise to strain before use though. |
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On 11 May, 21:10, Robert wrote:
I turned the TV on just in tine to catch Monty (standing behind some hostas) say ...and spray it on the leaves and it will deter even the most ardent(?) slugs. Does anyone recall what 'it' was? Missed the whole thing - got sidetracked with the dvd of Marie Antoinette. Fantastic. My nettle potion is almost ready - another week (3 weeks). I've used this for years. I do a gallon in the spring when the nettle is green and young and it last me till July. After that I don't need to spray anymore. I use it on everything. This is for home. At the lotty I do a comfrey one. Never heard of slugs/snails not liking garlic ....?! |
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On 12 May, 07:39, "R" wrote:
Harvest them and boil in Garlic water for 15 mins. Remove from shells and add copious grated fresh Garlic bulb in butter and devour. Mon Dieu!!! You forgot the parsley!! |
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Robert asked: I turned the TV on just in tine to catch Monty (standing behind some hostas) say ...and spray it on the leaves and it will deter even the most ardent(?) slugs. Does anyone recall what 'it' was? --- I thought Monty said 'it' was CLOVES, not garlic. Boil a few up in water and allow to cool. Good to see Rachel back, if only for that edition of GW. MikeCT |
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MikeCT wrote:
Robert asked: I turned the TV on just in tine to catch Monty (standing behind some hostas) say ...and spray it on the leaves and it will deter even the most ardent(?) slugs. Does anyone recall what 'it' was? I thought Monty said 'it' was CLOVES, not garlic. Boil a few up in water and allow to cool. Good to see Rachel back, if only for that edition of GW. Unless I've lost the plot completely, it was cloves *OF* garlic he was talking about. -- Carol "The glassblower's cat is bompstable" - Dorothy L. Sayers, _Clouds of Witness_ |
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