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We have a rather big slug, snail and woodlouse problem in our garden and over spring I had some daff's in a tub. As the daff's had died down, I have dug them and the crocuses out of the tub to check that they are not woodlouse infect and going to store them until autumn in either some dry compost or the shed.
Thing is, do I cut down the roots or leave as they have really long roots on them.
We have a rather big slug, snail and woodlouse problem in our garden and over spring I had some daff's in a tub. As the daff's had died down, I have dug them and the crocuses out of the tub to check that they are not woodlouse infect and going to store them until autumn in either some dry compost or the shed.
Thing is, do I cut down the roots or leave as they have really long roots on them.
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