permaculture

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Hi,
well this topic seem to have raised quite a bit of interest and a few 
solutions to try.
I was worried that having a mulched bed would be the perfect place for a cat 
to pee and poo
but perhaps it won't after all.
I liked the idea of the skewers and planting Ruta (I must have heard that 
before in the past) 
Thanks so much for all your suggestions
Antonio
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Marijana <marijana@kneja.hr>
To: permaculture <permaculture@lists.ibiblio.org>
Sent: Sun, 15 Jan 2006 19:45:58 GMT
Subject: Re: [permaculture] Cats in the garden


I heared that cats don't poo where they feed themselfs. so buy a food that 
cats
like, dry food would be good, and spread a small amount on the garden. it will
not harm the garden and maybe tha cats stay away.
Marijana, Croatia


> I've heard that if you mix a bit of cayenne pepper into the top of the soil,
the cats will
decide to make their deposits somewhere else.  
> 
> An off the cuff idea:  What if there was a nearby spot that was extra
appealing to cats
...   zone 5?
> 
> Maria in Issaquah (soon to be elsewhere!!!)
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