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Habitat for toadmanity
"jammer" wrote in message
... I spent an a while this evening playing with an area left when we installed a new air conditioner out back. I dug it out approx. 3 ft. X 2 ft. On the long sides i set in 3 ft. long cement border sections, I packed clay against brick on the back side and made it grotto style with the ground coming up even with the whole thing except for the front. I packed 2/3 of it with a mixture of mulch, a good planters mix, and last year's dried grass clipping. I put a board on top, covered the whole area with pebble rock, and will now find something decoritive if only a few large rocks to make sure the lid never flies off. I was pleased with the outcome. The reason i did this in the first place was because there were a few toads that lived under the a/c all winter and this new one makes that impossible. This is right next to it. Sounds lovely. I tend to buy those decorative toad houses which AFAIK have never housed a toad. They seem to prefer spaces between bricks that are lying loose near the pond. I like your design a lot. Gail |
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