I suppose as we tidy up more and more things on the allotment he'll find fewer places to hide. We've got a load of leftover pallet bits from making the compost bin that I think I'll try to leave in the corner as a little wildlife refuge. Although, maybe all a frog really wants out of life is a nice blue tarp...
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He's a smasher, isn't he! No sluggie worries for you! Your broad beans are looking fine - they've come good against the odds! I ate my first BB this week - little ones, and my peas aren't far behind yours either!
Thanks for the positive comment re: my onions - some you win, some you lose, I guess!
Thanks Hazel
I can't wait to get started on those BB!
I'm such a frog / toad / newt fan that we've built a twig pile for them to hibernate in and we grow rhubarb (even though we hate it) because they really love the cover next to the pond!
Sorry Liz, I missed your comment!
Growing rhubarb just for them! now that's real amphibean love!
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