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The worst feeling any gardener can experience is stepping outside in the morning to take a look at your newly sprouting plants only to discover that they’ve been ravaged by slugs and snails in the night. “It’s so dispiriting,” says British gardening royalty Alan Titchmarsh on the latest episode of the Gardeners’ World Magazine Podcast. In the bite-sized episode, the gardener and broadcaster reveals five types of plants that slugs and snails “don’t seem to bother with at all,” which means that the sight of your beloved plants being full of holes can become a thing of the past. FernsWhile ferns …