Frogs are important allies in any garden ecosystem. Observing frogs in your garden is a good sign, as these creatures are natural pest controllers, consuming hundreds of flies, snails and slugs in a short space of time during the spring, summer and autumn. So, instead of using chemical pest sprays to control garden plant pests, why not rely on the help of amphibians?
Frogs require access to water, either via water features, ponds, or damp, shady borders. The trick is to provide ideal conditions and welcome frogs to your garden, providing habitat and protection from predators. Thus, in a neat, tidy, and immaculate space, frogs will find little shelter or comfort. Striking the right balance between a well-maintained plot with wild patches is crucial if you want to invite frogs into your garden.
