How do I get rid of snails in a raised bed?

Ah, the wonderful world of snails…

Yeah, you can do something, no, it’s not easy.

I also have high beds, and it happens again and again that they eat something away.

I did the following:

Metal boundary around the high bed, but you have to make sure that all access paths are really locked, which come through the smallest holes. I took such a corrugated lawn edge band, 25 cm wide, that now stands about 10 cm above the edge of the high beet and is 10 cm in the earth.

Copper band around the high bed outside. Yeah, I know that’s almost an esoteric, with me it got something, I’ll figure it out. Ebay is significantly cheaper than in the construction market, big roles.

Any access made from above. Next plants cut away. Snails use every access, every bridge in the beet, and I’ve almost dreamed of small cameo screws that fall from above into my beet.

In the evening in the dusk, snails collected, in the whole garden.

In front of the plant, if I find nests, you can find eggs more often in small cavities in the beet.

And once in the early days when the plants are still so extremely susceptible: snail grains of Neudorff, which is harmless to all other animals.