Hi everyone,
I have noticed over the past couple of days, soil mix lying on the bench beside a few of my pots, and a deep depression in the soil mix in the pot. The depressions are about 10cm wide and about 15cm long. I found the culprits today - two large cane toads who think my plants have been put there for my benefit. While they have made their escape this time, what can I do to stop them coming back. I hate the blasted things!
Glenda
Toads - just a NQ problem?
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Re: Toads - just a NQ problem?
Same problem down here in Brissie Glenda. I had it happen last year to some swampy seedlings I had down on the ground and blamed dogs at first. That is until one morning I saw them - they seem to like laying in the damp soil.
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