By Mizzle
Ayrshire,
Scotland 
Hordes of woodlice
This is probably a silly amateurish question but I can't shake it out of my head! Is it possible for a garden to have too many woodlice? I know they're harmless and actually quite good for the garden but everytime I move something, like a pot or a watering can, there are hordes of woodlice underneath! Should I be doing something to limit their numbers or is it a case of "the more the merrier"?
Thank you!
18 May, 2014
Answers
You can hugely cut down the number under pots by standing the pots on feet of some sort - either bought ones or your own - I use sea shells or little pebbles all the same size.
18 May, 2014
the more the merrier really as their predators will also eat other pests.
18 May, 2014
Thanks guys. I live close to the beach so putting shells under the pots will be no problem! It's strange, spiders I can cope with but woodlice give me the heebie jeebies!
20 May, 2014
They do love areas of high humidity. Just make these wet areas dry by whatever means that you find suitable.
18 May, 2014