Teresa Wooden  Wild Hare Pottery llc

Beautifully Unique Stoneware Pottery for the Home and Garden

Toad Houses

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One toad can eat up to 1000 insects and garden pests each day, including  beetles, cutworms, flies, grashoppers, gypsy moths, sow bugs, pill bugs, centipedes, slugs, and snails.  They won't eat your flowers or vegetables, though.

Provide toads with still water (in a shallow dish or pool), a pesticide free environment and a shady shelter over damp leaves or mulch, like our toad house.

Toads generally stay in one area for their entire lives if it provides for their needs.  They hibernate in the winter.  Toads may live for up to 10 years or more in the wild.

Our toad houses are made of stoneware clay with details added by hand, including maple leaf cutouts on the roof and a welcome sign over the door.  They may be left out all year in all weather.  In fact, if a toad adopts it, it may very well hibernate underneath the mulch in the house.

For more information on toads, search the web or contact your local wildlife organization.

 

 

 

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