April showers (which usually come in May these days) afford the perfect opportunity for snail to emerge and creep up trees where they can graze at their leisure, taking large chunks out of pear fruitlets. They can be quite difficult to spot, crouching under leaves and under branch joints. Start to look for them following the first downpours following flowering.
Saturday, 9 May 2009
Snails
April showers (which usually come in May these days) afford the perfect opportunity for snail to emerge and creep up trees where they can graze at their leisure, taking large chunks out of pear fruitlets. They can be quite difficult to spot, crouching under leaves and under branch joints. Start to look for them following the first downpours following flowering.
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