The Frogery

[blito]

Good evening folks.

Approx 2 months ago i built myself a nice polycarb greenhouse and have since filled it with all sorts of exciting plants. Today, whilst on the daily watering routine i notice movement behind the tomatoes and on investigating i found a tiny little frog.. and then a slightly bigger frog... and then an even bigger frog!
Seems the runoff from my daily watering is providing kermitt and co a nice place to rest but it raises a couple of questions -
do the frogs present any issues for my plants
are the frogs endangering themselves by residing in such an un-natural home?

answers on a postcard to the usual address

cheers folk

[rana]

I would leave the frogs alone. They will provide a service by eating slugs and other bugs and will do no damage to your plants.

[Lottieval]

Lucky you, I used to have lots of frogs and toads but they seem to be getting rarer inspite of the fact that I garden organically and try to encourage wildlife as much as poss.