If they are feral, a low tech way is to put down sticks/twigs or chicken wire between plants or rows. That takes away the "covering" of their poop.
Or a high tech way is to set up a water sprayer connected to a motion sensor. It will detect their movement and squirt them, kitties do not like to be wet.
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Red pepper flakes sprinkle .
Chili Powder or Cayenne pepper
Try sprinkling paprika around your plants.
If they belong to neighbors, talk to them.
If they are feral, a low tech way is to put down sticks/twigs or chicken wire between plants or rows. That takes away the "covering" of their poop.
Or a high tech way is to set up a water sprayer connected to a motion sensor. It will detect their movement and squirt them, kitties do not like to be wet.
Good luck
Some people have said putting forks tine side up in the dirt. You can use plastic forks.
citrus peels, citrus sprays, hot pepper and garlic sprays, human hair, blood meal
GET YOUR OWN CAT!