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What’s Eating My Garden?

$7.00

Holes in leaves, slime trails, plants vanishing overnight? Identify the culprit from the damage and stop it the gentlest way that works. Instant PDF.

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This article was written and reviewed by Serge, MSc. I hold degrees in Plant Biology, Environmental Biology and Biogeochemistry, with research experience in plant physiology, ecosystem science, and field-based environmental studies. Every article on this site is grounded in real academic training and genuine scientific research.

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Half the battle with garden pests is knowing what you’re actually dealing with, because the wrong treatment wastes time and harms the good insects too.

I wrote this to read the damage back to the culprit, then give you the least-toxic fix that works, so you protect your garden without wiping out the ladybirds, bees, and hedgehogs on your side.

Inside you’ll find a “read the damage” table that turns what you see (chewed holes, slime trails, skeletonised leaves, overnight losses) into the likely culprit, a weighted section on slugs and snails (the number one culprit) with methods that actually work, the insects that chew and suck, how to tell when it’s an animal rather than a bug, when it’s disease instead, and how to prevent most of it with a garden that fights for itself.

Organic and natural-first throughout.

Instant digital download (PDF), 6 pages.

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