May I ask why you burn it rather than leaving it as a refuge for frogs,
newts, worms, nutrients to go back into the soil, etc.?
DK
"groovy" wrote in message
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Yesterday I had a bonfire. Luckily I checked the piles of garden
rubbish before putting them on the fire, as I found loads of frogs
that I returned to the pond. Even though the rubbish was very
dry, the frogs were still hiding in it. So as we enter autumn/fall
can I pass on a plea from the froggies to check before lighting
up. Ribbit.