The snails sneaked in

As I was out on my usual Sunday morning run I began to allow my mind to wonder. I actually thought that writing a blog is so indulgant. How could I imagine that anyone out there is interested in my gardening murmurings. I was running well in my new rocklite trainers, some bearded guy commented on how well I was running, I met another guy who just said "well Hellooooo".  My attention was completely taken away from my thoughts, my murmurings to myself had been totally interrupted, however I quickly became indulgant once again. I realised my focus for attention was wholly on the Wedding Bed and Slug Control in my last posts. I had completely forgotten what was going on in my veggie patch. As soon as I returned home I looked closely at what was going on.
I have grown some different vegetables this year Rainbow Chard some leaves looking like doylies, Salisfy and something called Salsola which is the land version of seaweed! I never tried the latter before so I will await in anticipation. I always grow potatoes, probably something to do with my land of origin, Courgettes, Romanesque and Goldrush they are the nicest I have tasted and not forgetting Queensland Blue Squash. I noticed for starters one cougette plant had disappeared. Just the stem remained, then I noticed the culprits.... Snails, the veg patch did not get  many beer stations, I focused all my attention on the Wedding Bed. These snails are now laying eggs deep into the soil producing a new generation. I am not certain whether snails are more clever than slugs and avoid falling for the beer trap or maybe they just avoid having a nice time in my Glastonbury Garden.