Frog habitat

Your kids will love learning how to make this DIY toad and frog house in the garden!

Invite nature’s pest controllers into your garden by creating toad and frog friendly homes and habitats.

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.

Creating environments for frogs to live in coming into Autumn is really important. Follow our DIY tutorial to create your own frog hotel!

In the midst of summer's heat, battling pesky insects in your yard can be a daily struggle. One effective and natural way to manage these intruders is by creating a frog pond right at home. Frogs act as natural pest controllers, helping to keep the bug population in check without the need for harmful chemicals. By providing a safe habitat and ensuring that your froggy friends are well-fed, you can create a healthy ecosystem right in your backyard.

🐸 Going Green 💚 I have a thing for frogs. Seriously, I don’t know that I even recognized it was happening until one day I looked around and noticed that I have quite the collection of f…

Frog garden!!!! 😍

Building your own frog pond is a great way to turn your yard into a mini-oasis while also providing for local wildlife. Frogs enjoy ponds that are shallow, slope gently, and have plenty of hiding spots. Installing a pond liner and rocks...

🐸 Going Green 💚 I have a thing for frogs. Seriously, I don’t know that I even recognized it was happening until one day I looked around and noticed that I have quite the collection of f…

Frogs, despite being beneficial and an important part of the natural habitat of a garden, are not well addressed and are not being liked by most of the gardeners. It’s important to know that these little, skinny jumping creatures which are in your garden are actually trying to balance the ecosystem of your beautiful garden. Both frogs and toads are important and found to be fortunate for a gardener as they can consume a broad variety of pests, like: * bugs * beetles * caterpillars *…

Everyone can do their bit to help our frogs.

Build a frog hotel to protect vulnerable frogs and entice them to your backyard. This creative project introduces children to the principals of

Hi all, I've been lurking for a few months and finally made an account. I am the proud caretaker of 2 American toads (well, I believe them to be American. I have a difficult time telling them apart from Fowler's). I got both of the little guys from my backyard this Fall when we had a huge surplus of toads. When I found them, they were quite small, presumably having been born that Spring / Summer. Since then they have doubled, if not tripled in size. Meet Betty and Ansberta:

Frog Pond

Looking for some live terrarium plants for your Pacman frog setup? Here are the best safe plants for Pacman frogs.

Frog habitat garden, make a frog garden with rocks, moss, water, succulents and a few plastic frogs to help kids learn about frog habitats #lifecycles. It also makes afun small world for play #frogs #smallworld #animalhabitats #kidsgardening

In an outdoor classroom a Frog and Toad Habitat is a man-made pond that resembles a small isolated wetland similar to a marsh with shallow stagnant wate...

Are you considering keeping a wild frog as a pet? While it may seem like a fun and unique idea, there are several important factors to consider before making

Frog hotels are a fun, creative way to decorate your garden and attract local frogs.