Hey there, fellow lawn enthusiasts! I'm the owner of a Frog Lawn Decor supply business, and I know how much you love sprucing up your lawns with our adorable frog decor. But when winter rolls around, it's time to think about how to store these little guys properly to keep them in tip - top shape for the next gardening season. In this blog, I'll share some practical tips on how to store frog lawn decor during winter.


Why Proper Storage Matters
First off, let's talk about why it's so important to store your frog lawn decor correctly. Winter can be harsh on outdoor decorations. Freezing temperatures, snow, ice, and strong winds can all cause damage to your frog statues, figurines, and other decor items. If you don't store them properly, they might crack, fade, or get scratched. And nobody wants their cute frog friends to look all beat up when spring comes around!
Cleaning Before Storage
Before you pack away your frog lawn decor, you need to give them a good cleaning. Use a mild soap and water solution to gently wash away any dirt, grime, or debris that has accumulated over the gardening season. For stubborn stains, you can use a soft - bristled brush to scrub them gently. Make sure to dry the decor thoroughly before storing it. This helps prevent mold and mildew from forming during the winter months.
Different Types of Frog Decor and Storage
Resin Frog Decor
Resin is a popular material for frog lawn decor because it's lightweight and durable. However, it can still be affected by extreme cold. For resin frog statues, you can store them indoors in a cool, dry place. A basement or a garage works great. You can wrap them in bubble wrap or soft blankets to protect them from scratches. If you don't have enough indoor space, you can also use a storage shed, but make sure it's well - insulated to keep the temperature relatively stable.
Metal Frog Decor
Metal frog decor, like those with a copper or bronze finish, can rust if exposed to moisture during winter. To prevent this, clean the metal thoroughly and apply a thin coat of wax or a rust - preventive spray. Then, wrap the decor in a protective cloth and store it in a dry area. Avoid storing metal frog decor directly on the ground, as it can pick up moisture from the floor.
Plastic Frog Decor
Plastic frog decor is generally more resistant to the cold, but it can still become brittle. You can stack plastic frog figurines and store them in a large plastic container. Make sure to separate them with soft materials like old towels or foam sheets to prevent them from scratching each other. You can also store plastic decor outside in a covered area, but make sure it's protected from direct contact with snow and ice.
Additional Tips for Storage
- Label Your Storage Containers: It might seem like a small thing, but labeling your storage containers can save you a lot of time and hassle when it's time to unpack your frog decor in the spring. Write what's inside each container and where it should go on your lawn.
- Check on Your Decor Periodically: Even if you've stored your frog decor properly, it's a good idea to check on it periodically during the winter. This allows you to catch any potential issues, like mold growth or pest infestations, early on.
Other Lawn Decor Options
If you're looking to diversify your lawn decor collection, we also offer some other great options. Check out our White Swan Decor, which can add an elegant touch to your pond or lawn. The Simulation Pigeon is a fun addition that can make your lawn look more lively. And for a splash of color, our Plastic Garden Ducks are a great choice.
Contact for Purchase and Collaboration
If you're interested in purchasing our frog lawn decor or any of our other products, or if you're a retailer looking to collaborate with us, don't hesitate to reach out. We're always happy to chat about your lawn decor needs and find the best solutions for you. Whether you're a homeowner looking to beautify your lawn or a business owner in the gardening industry, we've got the products and the expertise to help you out.
References
- Gardening Today Magazine, "Best Practices for Storing Outdoor Decor", 2022
- Lawn & Garden Handbook, "Winter Storage of Decor Items", 2021

