Found a frog who needs a toad abode today

I found this little guy in the dogs water bowl last week. I think it needs one of my toad abodes as he seemed a little startled when the dogs came over to inspect their bowl. Thank goodness my dogs, Cici and Piper ( the sweetest mutts in the world) don't have much interest in the frogs anymore. It seems that the frogs emit some sort of poison that after each of my dogs had a run in with, they gave up on hunting them for good. That's a good thing because some of the frogs in Florida are actually very poisonous and have been known to kill dogs. Bufo frog is the deadly one.

Toad Abodes

Toad Abode House For Green Gardening

One of a kind!
This is one of my newly created toad abode houses for the garden. Toad abode houses are both functional and decorative. They will add color, whimsy and visual texture to your garden in addition to being a natural pesticide.

Toad abode houses really do work! No more pesticides needed! A single toad can eat hundreds of insects every day, adding up to thousands every month! Toads are most active at night, so during the day they need a fairly dark, cool place to hide from the sun and predators. Encourage these garden friendly creatures to have a nice long stay in your garden by providing these adorable toad houses. Place many toad houses in the moist shady areas of your garden and before long you'll have toads providing you with a pesticide free solution to your gardening.

Toad Abode House For Green Gardening

Toad abode house