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If you were an amphibian, would you want to live here?

today and he told me that there are no other ponds nearby and he's only ever seen a few frogs in yrs. it's left me a bit disheartened, however I will hope for the best that we attract something to the garden. Yes, you will attract wildlife. Frogs by JodeJay

06/05/2013 21:42:38

by JodeJay

Talkback: Making mini ponds

.Kate the pot pond is a lovely idea and im going to give it a go , but how will the frogs be able to climb into my pot i would love some little tadpoles Frogs can climb really well DIGWEED, mine often use the trellis to climb into my tin bath pond, even though by oldchippy

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06/03/2012 03:28:17

by kaycurtis

Ponds for wildlife

in the middle straight sided section so that we can swim in it. I have however noticed that I get all my toads, frogs, common and great crested newts in this second concrete straight sided pond and virtually none in the natural clay one. I think the reason by wrightt

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17/04/2012 11:15:02

by wrightt

Talkback: Attract wildlife to your garden pond

I have two ponds in my back garden and they certainly encourage loads of extra wildlife to the area! I've had seen beautiful dragonfiles, frogs, toads and newts in mine to name but a few, and the attracted bird life is staggering! I've written a by Glyn from AnimalsUnlimited.co.uk

10/05/2012 22:14:54

by Glyn from AnimalsUnlimited.co.uk

Frogspawn

've just lifted the bubble plastic to make sure all is ok and I've quite oftern seen frogspawn, so it doesn't stop the frogs getting in. Although its small it still attracts a lot of wild life, the birds love it and I've seen dragon flies too. Hi, Kate. My by Kate Bradbury

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15/02/2012 14:45:56

by Kate Bradbury

Talkback: Swifts, newts and decking

I am putting a number of odd broken ceramic pots, large stones and bricks, logs, twigs, bits of bamboo and broken tiles etc on top of the weed free covering, between the joists under the decking for newts, frogs, toads small mammals and insects by Frieda (London)

28/11/2011 18:31:31

by jacqueline coyle

Talkback: Newts

often overlook how they've disappeared from so many other areas! I am fairly lucky as I live in an area that has many streams ,but then they built the dreaded Motor way and ruined the prospective homes for frogs and newts, but we do still have a few by Daily Digger

28/11/2011 18:38:09

by Richard Jones

Talkback: Top 10 pond plants

they need to be in full sunlight? I am still unclear which two oxygenating plants will suit my small pond. They will be replacing a water feature . The pond will also have three goldfish and a resident frog in summer. Pleaase can you suggest suitable by elisestewart

24/11/2011 15:29:01

by gothic234

Saving Toads in and around the garden.

Hi all, In responce to the article in my april gardeners world edition "Toad In A Hole" (Page 58) I think that we should do more in our gardens to support Toads and Frogs. These helpful creatures can eat pests and add an extra amount of wildlife by Andrew Martin

23/03/2012 21:27:23

by Andrew Martin

White spider on blackcurrant

blackcurrant? If this is misumena vatia no worries. They're not vegetarians. Generally spiders aren't a problem. Spider mites, which aren't spiders are a different matter. I think these change colour like frogs and some other animals Thanks, that's what I by buddha

17/04/2013 19:54:26

by stephen moore

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