I just remembered, ya'll saying that I should prepare him a cup without the plants, last summer I had a frog that moved into a one gallon pot that I had a seedling about the same size as these in. It was outside, so after moving the little fellow a few times, I did just that. I made him his on little home out of another pot. I put soil in it just like the other one he was taking over, but, no, he didn't like that one. I set the two pots side by side and he always get into the one with the seedling. stuborn little things. He finally dug the seedling up so many times that it died. I was so busy with other stuff that I forgot it and when I did think about it again, the seedling was dead and I don't know what happened to the frog.
so, if he's back in there in the morning, I'll just take the two seedlings out, put them in a bigger pot that they'll soon need anyway, and put the cup back less the plants and he can have it. I bet he won't stay without the plants. Maybe he likes laying next to the plant???
I love having natures visitors in my gardens. We had a garter snake today laying up next to the house. It's the first one we've seen this year. We never kill any of these visitors, in fact, we leave all the bees, bumblebees and just about any insect alone as long as they follow the rules.
#1 don't bite me and I won't bite you!
#2 Stay out of the house!!!!(I'll share the greenhouse but not the house I sleep in)
#3 no stinging
#4 play nice with the other critters(only eat what you need)
#5 take all pollen except from daylilies(that's my pollen to play with!)
I think these are simple rules so I don't think I ask too much
