You are disgusting.
I'm very excited that my grape tomatoes are starting to turn red! I think we're going to have lots of grape tomatoes this season!
This is where I found both slugs.
Here is what my garden looks like today. 
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Slug-O-The-Day & My Garden
Today's slug was much more photogenic than yesterday's slug. He's currently sunbathing in the drive-way.
You are disgusting.
I'm very excited that my grape tomatoes are starting to turn red! I think we're going to have lots of grape tomatoes this season!
This is where I found both slugs.
Here is what my garden looks like today.
You are disgusting.I'm very excited that my grape tomatoes are starting to turn red! I think we're going to have lots of grape tomatoes this season!This is where I found both slugs. Here is what my garden looks like today. 
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Your garden looks great (minus the slug)!
Looks great, I used your paper trick and it sure helps cut down on the weeds!
That slug is disgusting. I am so glad I have not seen one or I would freak. I grew up on a farm but some things are just gross. I yanked a lot of dead or not growing things yesterday. I still have tomatoes, zucs, some cucs going strong. I have a few egg plants growing as well. Never had egg plant. I definitely have a better idea of what I want to plant next year.
Your garden still looks great.
Thanks everyone. I still add newspaper to it - but I can tell a lot of it has already started to decompose.
Those two slugs were GROSS! We had a few bricks on a pallet in the backyard and when I took them off to make an edging, there were a few of those nasties hanging out there as well. Maybe it's just my geographical location? Ugh. They are too gross.
I've never tried planted eggplant. In fact, I probably only ate eggplant about 2 times in my life. I too am already thinking about next year.
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