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If you're battling insects in your garden, you can solve the problem with toads. Here's how to build a toad house to keep your garden bug-free.
Attracting and encouraging frogs and toads to live in your garden keeps the pest population down and reduces the need for pesticides.
Frogs and toads are wonderful for your garden. They eat lots of insects such as mosquitoes, slugs and beetles. So, build a few frog habitats in the garden for natural pest control today.
Toads love to spend the day securely tucked away in a moist, shady nook. Here's a fun, easy, and attractive toad house you can make to provide shelter and encourage more toads in your backyard.
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Identify the frog and toad visitors to your garden with this handy guide to North American species.
Toads are good friends to gardeners, eating a remarkable number of slugs and cutworms, mostly at night. While during daytime,
Frog houses are a great idea. They snuggle into a cool corner of your garden and give your frogs somewhere to hide from the cats and cool off when they are not in the water. Frogs are important in the garden as they gobble up that nasty mosquito larvae. So if you have water you…
Don't throw your broken pot! These clever DIY ideas will show you how to creatively turn them into garden art, edging, mulch, plant labels, habitat & more!
If you have toads in your yard, be glad -- they’ll help your garden and lawn grow by keeping the insect population down. They may become tame as pets, and depending on the species, they can live up to 35 years in captivity. You won’t get warts from touching their bumpy skin, although you should ...
This one was so fun to make. Somebody gave me a broken ceramic pitcher (from Dillard's, ooh la la) and I cut it with my saw to retail straight line cuts between the bands of color. Frog on top is a fun touch!
At Paula Barry Ceramics I create one of a kind items for the home and garden. Garden totems, toad houses, finials, bells and beach stone vessels are just the beginning .
Welcome toads to your garden: Toads aren't just friendly creatures to have around the garden; they can control unwanted pests by munching on grubs, slugs and more!
Try these environmental projects for kids to avoid summer brain drain or supplement your Earth Day homeschool lesson plans.
Yes, Toad Houses really do work! These are from PoFu . She writes, "A single toad can eat about 110 beetles, ants, June bugs, grasshoppers, ...
Wondering where I've been?! I'll write a full blog post all about my adventures and creations over at Tall Tales Productions soon.... b...
Give nature a home in your garden with this easy guide to making a frog and toad habitat - perfect for a family nature activity.
