TACKLE SLUGS AND WIN A 'SHED-LOAD'
04 June 2010
The joys of spring are upon us with gardens beginning to blossom and an array of colours and fragrances to take in. Just as you start to relax and enjoy the beauty of your garden, you notice a slimy pest swiftly munching through your foliage.
Bayer Garden can help you fight back with the market leading Bio Slug & Snail Killer or the organic alternative, Slug Bait. Both products tackle the destruction that slugs and snails inflict on your garden, quickly rescuing your plants. The new dosing cap that has been introduced on the 750g pack of Bio Slug and Snail Killer and the 700g pack of Slug Bait certainly makes life easier. It allows you to dispense exactly the right amount every time you use either product and eliminates over dosing.
Bayer Garden is currently running a promotion giving you the chance to win-a-shedload whilst tackling the problem of slugs. Every 750g or 1kg pack of Bio Slug and Snail killer or 700g pack of Slug Bait has a colourful collar that contains a unique reference number. To find out if you have won-a-shedload, simply go to the Bayer Garden website, enter the unique code and instantly find out whether you are a winner.
Laura Varey, Product Manager at Bayer Garden said “For many, getting rid of slugs is all the reward they need but we wanted to give shoppers something extra this year. With this promotion, customers can win-a-shedload of quality gardening products along with 100’s of gardening games for runner ups.
The competition is open to residents of the United Kingdom and Eire, who are aged 18 or over, excluding Bayer Garden employees and their immediate families, the company’s agents or anyone else professionally connected with the promotion.
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