How can I keep frogs off my front porch?
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Cut the grass around your porch and keep it short; both frogs and toads like high grass.
Step 2
Remove any small flowerpots or other items that create cozy hiding places for toads and frogs. Empty dishes, bowls and even shoes can be used as a home for amphibians, so remove anything that looks tempting.
Step 3
Remove spider webs and any other insects that live on the porch; both frogs and toads eat insects.
Step 4
Make or buy frog or toad homes and place them in the garden, or wherever you want the amphibians to move to. A toad or frog home can be as simple as a garden pot turned on its side. Leave the grass in the new area a little long to tempt the frogs as well.
Step 5
Hand catch any frogs you can find and relocate them to the garden, or wherever you have chosen as their new home.
Step 6
Maintain the porch by keeping it unattractive to frogs and toads and relocating any you find. They will soon adapt to their new home and leave the porch alone.
Step 2
Remove any small flowerpots or other items that create cozy hiding places for toads and frogs. Empty dishes, bowls and even shoes can be used as a home for amphibians, so remove anything that looks tempting.
Step 3
Remove spider webs and any other insects that live on the porch; both frogs and toads eat insects.
Step 4
Make or buy frog or toad homes and place them in the garden, or wherever you want the amphibians to move to. A toad or frog home can be as simple as a garden pot turned on its side. Leave the grass in the new area a little long to tempt the frogs as well.
Step 5
Hand catch any frogs you can find and relocate them to the garden, or wherever you have chosen as their new home.
Step 6
Maintain the porch by keeping it unattractive to frogs and toads and relocating any you find. They will soon adapt to their new home and leave the porch alone.
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