Use mothballs in the flower bed. These will evaporate monthly, but they don't like the smell, or you can plant Marigolds, for the smell of these, are great, and they don't like it at all. Also, save each blossom, for each seed, in the blossom, will be a plant for next yr. You can reuse these all the time, and the smell is great. It also is great for rabbits too. Enjoy!!
The best thing that I have found is pine cones. They not only keep cats out, cats will not step on the cones because they do not like the feel on their feet, but it makes any garden floor look fantastic. The best part of this whole idea is it is all natural and in most cases FREE!!! I know from experience. Hope this helps.
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Growing our first garlic, should we wait until the leaves are drying out before we pick it? Husband picked first one today along with our first potatoes.
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Use mothballs in the flower bed. These will evaporate monthly, but they don't like the smell, or you can plant Marigolds, for the smell of these, are great, and they don't like it at all. Also, save each blossom, for each seed, in the blossom, will be a plant for next yr. You can reuse these all the time, and the smell is great. It also is great for rabbits too. Enjoy!!
Sprinkle Cayenne pepper or chili powder around. One sniff and they'll remember. May need to reapply. Won't hurt the cats or plants.
Do not use moth balls ,they are poisonous.Apply citrus peels,spray citrus scented oils,place plastic forks prong side up.
tes, I use pine cones! They are plentiful in our area and free! One of my favorite 4 letter words ❣️❣️❣️