Hostas attract slugs and snails, which chew holes in leaves, giving a Swiss‑cheese appearance. Flies are not attracted to hostas.
Use slug pellets or iron phosphate baits (e.g., Escar‑Go) around plants. These are safe for pets and remain effective after rain.
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