Frog on a Leaf

Wild creatures from around the palm gardens...

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Cameron_z6a_N.S.
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Frog on a Leaf

Post by Cameron_z6a_N.S. »

Here's a pic of this area's only native treefrog, the northern Spring Peeper. There are a few of them in my yard:
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Jeff_Ajax
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Little frog, big hosta.
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Cute!

If your place were in BC, it would immediately be "listed" as a riparian "conservation" area.
From then on, you wouldn't even be allowed to sneeze on your sundeck.

:lol:
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CTPalm
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Cool
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TimMAz6
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Nice frog.........do you want some Hosta seed? I have a large leaf variegated form which produces large blue leafed offspring........ It self seeds all over my yard.......very easy. I'll take a photo to show you.
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Post by TimMAz6 »

this type of Hosta self seeds all over the yard. My other form does not? It has nice blue, round leaves.

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the mother plant which produces the seed:
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Hosta seedlings......loads of them
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Post by bgodwin1987 »

Nice Hosta and Frog Cameron, I love that shade of green, on the hosta the frog looks so tiny. We have Spring peepers here too. Jim nice Hosta seedlings. I have about 20 different kinds of Hosta and some set seed but iv never had them self seed in my garden, pretty sweet.
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Captain slug buster-he could get fat hanging around those Hostas!
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Cameron_z6a_N.S.
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Post by Cameron_z6a_N.S. »

Thanks, guys.

Tim, I have a similar Hosta to the one in the photo, but it's not variegated. It's called "Drinking Gourd" :lol:
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