From AwayToGarden.com and RobinhoodRadio.com, this is AwayToGarden with Margaret Roach.

You're a weekly invitation to dig in and grow.

We've all heard about what plants and other features figure into making a garden for

the birds or a pollinator garden, but what about a frog garden?

I'm crazy about frogs and would like to think my

place is one such habitat. So I was delighted to get an email recently from today's guest Jim

search with the subject line gardening for frogs. Yes, please, I thought, and that's our topic

today, how to be more amphibian-friendly in the way we create and care for our home landscapes.

More in a moment but first these messages.

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Today's guest, Jim Search, is a trained naturalist and vice president of the Connecticut

Horticultural Society.

He recently retired as education coordinator from the Yale Peabody Museum in New Haven.

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