Cats do keep the mole, vole, rodent population under control so I wouldn't hurt them. Here's an idea that works really well and serves another purpose: it will keep raccoons and others out of your strawberries so you can have a full harvest. Also, it you want to start your plantings early, you can attach a row cover over it to keep the warmth steady in early spring freezes.
Low hoop covers
How do you keep cats out of flowerbeds?
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Somebody
Re: How do you keep cats out of flowerbeds?
I like that hoop idea......... will have to see what we can come up with.
I think we do have a part roll of chicken wire, but probably not long enough for the whole bed.
We won't do anything harmful to the cats. They are our children's pets.
I will spray them with the water hose if they dare go in the patch when I have the hose in my reach!! And I'm going to try the vinegar trick too.
Anybody need a cat? or 2? So far this spring there were only 3 baby kittens.
I think we do have a part roll of chicken wire, but probably not long enough for the whole bed.
We won't do anything harmful to the cats. They are our children's pets.
I will spray them with the water hose if they dare go in the patch when I have the hose in my reach!! And I'm going to try the vinegar trick too.
Anybody need a cat? or 2? So far this spring there were only 3 baby kittens.
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MaxPC
Re: How do you keep cats out of flowerbeds?
I used a similar idea for my tender vegetable sprouts when we had the farm. Initially it was an investment but I re-used them every year. Some of the pvc I was able to get from the leftovers of local plumbers.Somebody wrote:I like that hoop idea......... will have to see what we can come up with.
I think we do have a part roll of chicken wire, but probably not long enough for the whole bed.
We won't do anything harmful to the cats. They are our children's pets.
I will spray them with the water hose if they dare go in the patch when I have the hose in my reach!! And I'm going to try the vinegar trick too.
Anybody need a cat? or 2? So far this spring there were only 3 baby kittens.
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Re: How do you keep cats out of flowerbeds?
Do you want to please children or get rid of cats?Somebody wrote: Some of the ideas my children will object to very strongly!
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Bootstrap
Re: How do you keep cats out of flowerbeds?
Find someplace to plant mint and catnip and other things cats love. They will leave your garden alone.
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justme
Re: How do you keep cats out of flowerbeds?
the vinegar trick works.
poor kc accidentally got sprayed in the eyes when he was being trained.
it worked.
i felt so bad
poor kc accidentally got sprayed in the eyes when he was being trained.
it worked.
i felt so bad
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Neto
Re: How do you keep cats out of flowerbeds?
Once you have two, you have twenty-five.Somebody wrote:
Anybody need a cat? or 2? So far this spring there were only 3 baby kittens.
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JimFoxvog
Re: How do you keep cats out of flowerbeds?
There's a way to "fix" that.Neto wrote:Once you have two, you have twenty-five.Somebody wrote:
Anybody need a cat? or 2? So far this spring there were only 3 baby kittens.
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MaxPC
Re: How do you keep cats out of flowerbeds?
JimFoxvog wrote:There's a way to "fix" that.Neto wrote:Once you have two, you have twenty-five.Somebody wrote:
Anybody need a cat? or 2? So far this spring there were only 3 baby kittens.
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Annddd... we are back to the 22 rifle.JimFoxvog wrote: There's a way to "fix" that.
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