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Frogs in longish grass

hatevodafone · 2016-08-01 14:15:46

I like to let the lawn go a bit wild and love to watch the bees around, I also think I get a way less housefly's when garden is all buttercups and clover I still have to mow it and try to do it in stages so plenty for bees Anyway frogs.... They love it hear and I want to be able to mow guilt free, any suggest to avoid…

01-08-2016 2:15pm

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hatevodafone

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I like to let the lawn go a bit wild and love to watch the bees around, I also think I get a way less housefly's when garden is all buttercups and clover

I still have to mow it and try to do it in stages so plenty for bees

Anyway frogs.... They love it hear and I want to be able to mow guilt free, any suggest to avoid injuring them, it's about 1acre of lawn

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#2 01-08-2016 2:24pm

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Just mow slowly and attentively. I find I have no casualties when I move my wild meadow by just being careful and keeping an eye out.

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#3 02-08-2016 1:47pm

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there would plenty of froglets about now. They will get mown to pieces.

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