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Cat friendly plants

liverbird · 2008-03-05 13:54:29

Does anyone have a comprehensive list of what not to put in your graden with a cat (indoor pet) who occasionally slinks around our garden. We really want to sort the garden out this year , complete with poo area down the back but also was to make it interesting for moggy too.

05-03-2008 1:54pm

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liverbird

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Does anyone have a comprehensive list of what not to put in your graden with a cat (indoor pet) who occasionally slinks around our garden.

We really want to sort the garden out this year , complete with poo area down the back but also was to make it interesting for moggy too.

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#2 05-03-2008 8:22pm

artieanna

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cats love catmint easy to grow from seed...
Cats will roll in it...
Heres a helpful link:

http://www.paws-on-floors.co.uk/catplants.html

unless your cat is inclined to chew or mess with plants most are safe enough. I have daffodils in my garden and my girl never bothers them.
Kittens you would have to be more cautious with as they investigate everything!:eek:.

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#3 05-03-2008 8:59pm

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Don't plant oleanders. Generally garden centre plants have a tag on them that outlines how to care for the plant, and this tag should also have information if the plant is poisonous.

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