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Sometimes, it’s just no fun being a gardener: all those aphids, slugs and
other pests waiting to destroy your hard work and efforts. However, that
could all change if you read a book that landed on our review desk a few weeks ago.
Bugs, slugs and other invaders: 50 ways to beat them, published by Hamlyn -
one of the smallest gardening books you will every come across more
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