Frogs and toads may not have the same allure as bees and other pollinators, but they can be just as useful in gardens—especially if you want to control pests organically. These voracious insect eaters ...

(WKOW) — Toads make great gardening partners. They eat insects, slugs and snails and ask for very little in return. Help attract these natural predators to your garden. Create an inviting habitat for ...

They may be slimy and somewhat unattractive, but did you know that toads are one of the most beneficial and natural additions to your garden for curbing pesky insect populations? The U.S. Department ...

Last year, Cynthia Berger tried for an autumn spinach harvest in her Pennsville, Pennsylvania, garden. The pests got there first. “It was slug city,” says Berger. The slimy, shell-less mollusks turned ...

Paige Kosienski carefully applied white, pink and blue paint to a small clay pot Sunday at the Red River Zoo in Fargo. The 6-year-old set it to dry on a table with dozens of others, and a toad abode ...

Head out to the Houston Arboretum on July 9 for Eye Shine and Ice Cream an ice cream social catered by Amy’s Ice Cream and a fun lessons about how animals see at night. For the adults, enjoy Saint ...