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Neighbours' children and ponds

Hermoine · 2015-02-08 19:18:59

I live in a small terrace with a shared lane at the back which separates the terrace from everyone's back gardens, which are also used as parking spaces. Because its a private lane children play out a lot, usually supervised by parents if they are very young. My back garden currently has no fence between it and the…

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Savvy_Sue Posts: 47,355 Forumite

11 February 2015 at 2:29AM

seven-day-weekend wrote: »

If you mount it on a frame so it's a couple of inches off the ground, then frogs and other amphibians will be able to get in and out and it will still be safe for the children.

You may need to put some plant pots on the edges of the frame to keep it securely in place.

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