Frogs & Toad Homes for Your Garden
Along with birds, hedgehogs and bugs, we also supply wildlife homes for a selection of other garden visitors to keep your outdoor space thriving with life! Take a look at our frog homes!
If you’ve been inspired to attract a variety of wildlife populations to your garden, we have the perfect range of products to give you a helping hand! Providing a safe space to support conservation efforts, and to protect animals from predators, wildlife homes can give your garden wildlife the boost it needs, contributing to a well-maintained and eco-friendly outdoor space.
Along with our nesting boxes, and homes for small mammals, we also supply a range of frog homes and toad homes, which are ideal if you live near water, or are thinking of adding a garden pond. These frog homes and toad homes are created specifically with the changing seasons in mind, providing frogs and other amphibians with shelter from the cold in winter, and a cool retreat during summer! So don't hesitate, purchase a toad home today!
If you have any questions about our frog homes and other wildlife products, please feel free to let us know! You can get in touch using our contact page.
Field Guide to Keeping Common Frog Tadpoles 
Field Guide to Reptiles and Amphibians of Britain and Ireland 
National Trust Frog & Toad Wooden House 
Woodstone Frog and Toad Bunker Where to put a toad home?
Pick a shady, secluded spot for your toad abode. If you have a pond, picking a spot withing hopping distance would be ideal!
Read More: How to Attract Frogs to Your Garden - 5 Simple Tips
If you have any further questions about caring for local toads and frogs, placing frog homes in your garden, or any other questions for that matter, reach out and contact us today. One of our expert team members will be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.
Frog & Toad Home FAQs
- Where do you put a frog house?
Position your frog house as close as possible to a pond or damp, wet, shaded area - the quieter the better! It will also be beneficial to position it in an area with lots of ‘hiding spots’ and natural foliage such as rocks, logs, and leaves.
- Can frogs live in a garden without a pond?
Yes, they can! Frogs and toads are amphibians that spend the majority of their lives on land. It is very common to find frogs and toads in gardens with no pond, especially in the winter.
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