Snapdragons

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  1. Jiffy

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    Do them little things called slugs/snails like/love them please as Miss Jiff would like to plants some out today but not sure if they would be eaten by the you now who's
     
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    Not noticed the havin a go at them.
     
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      That's good, i'll tell Miss Jiff to plant them, if there do eat them will they get Snapdragon poisoning
       
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        No, the flowers will bite their heads off long before that [​IMG]
         
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          No problem with mine either.......not on the the slug and snail menu:dbgrtmb:
           
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            I haven`t planted any snap dragons for years, but have a nice few every year, this years seem to have some really nice colours.
             
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            Thank you Zigs,Upsydaisy and Pamsdish :dbgrtmb:
             
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              Your most welcome @Jiffy :), not sure if they self seed or just overwinter well but I still have them in my garden and haven't sowed more for a good few years now :dbgrtmb:
               
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                Them's related to Toadflax.

                That was flowering when daughter #1 was born, close call on her name there :whistle::snorky:
                 
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                  I have never, ever, planted them; and yet, in every garden I have owned, there is always one which pops up without planning, planting or design! I love it!!!!

                  Bit mean calling her Toadflax :nonofinger:

                  :heehee:
                   
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                    I tend to think slug damage is something that happens to soft plants that have not been hardened off properly.
                    Having said that I do know that a very wet spell also makes the problem worse.

                    But I find in general with most plants, if they are very soft, from being grow indoors, then the slugs/snails will home in on them.
                     
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                      I resisted the temptation, even though they looked lovely in the autumn mist :)

                      Ere's called Poppy Hemlock :spinning:
                       
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