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Frogspawn 2013

with an old sheet to keep the frost off. Hi , On my allotment i have a very small pond it holds about 5 gallons of water, in the next field there is a real pond with frogs spawn in it , what I would like to do is to get some of the spawn and put in to mine by Daintiness

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09/03/2013 07:50:41

by Dovefromabove

Talkback: Toad In A Hole.

Hello, After I got my new April issue of Gardeners World Magazine Magazine I was reading through andi found the article "Toad in the hole". I think that we should certainly support toads and frogs in and around the garden, they have many benefits by Andrew Martin

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02/04/2012 15:03:40

by Andrew Martin

Wildlife Ponds

these to create shallows (5cm deep). This is where frogs will spawn in spring. Choose a sunny site for your pond and inlcude lots of native pond plants - such as marsh marigold, frog bit, hornwort and brooklime. If you do sink the tub - which is fairly easy to do by MrsSpratt

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04/04/2012 09:10:32

by kate44cam

Raising tadpoles in the classroom

in the classroom where the kids can watch frogs growing. There's lots of advice online about growing them indoors but I was wondering where I might get some frog spawn and how we would go about releasing the frogs back to the wild. Any ideas? Our school is based by Fionnuala Coughlan

09/04/2013 16:01:04

by marshmello

Talkback: Hopper and crawler

tranquil place to relax. Since putting the pond in with a lovely trickling waterfall, the frogs that have appeared is quite astonishing. Most nights that i'm in the garden, the lawn always seems to be croaking away and i often here the odd splash from by www.veggies-only.blogspot.com

28/11/2011 18:30:03

by carole

Bringing a pond back to life... error with 1st post

gain with no pond lining. Both tiers have a lot of over growth and plant debris, though there is still about a foot of murky water throughout. There is currently a family of frogs complete with spawn residing in the pond and a broken pump! I would like by Rebekah Grayson

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24/03/2012 23:19:11

by jean linsley

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What is the acceptable range of PH values for a wildlife pond containing frogs, newts etc? A friend of mine established a pond last year. She was told a mid-range pH was the goal - high 6s to mid 7s. Her biggest problem has been keeping the p by John Dunn

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16/04/2012 18:11:24

by Italophile

tree branch in my pond

can anyone help I would like to encourage frogs and toads into my pond. I have had a pond for about 2 years but never seen a frog or toad anywhere near the pond. The pond is a preformed fibreglass one with very smooth sides so i can only assume by colin tumber

15/04/2013 21:50:28

by nutcutlet

Talkback: Blanket weed in garden ponds

i have just done a wildlife pond on the allotment. i have put some plants in it, itâss starting to look good now. we have seen a few frogs i put two fish in it to keep the nats down, i have put a lot of plants around it so the wildlife can hide we by Josquine

03/05/2012 08:15:58

by Botticelliwoman

What animal is this please?

Hi. Attached are two photos of a hole made in my veggie patch. What could it be? I have seen one bee make a solitary hole near by, but it is tiny. I know I have mice under the garden shed. Could they have moved? I have frogs. Could it be a by Mandy Jones

29/08/2012 13:03:59

by Mandy Jones

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