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Keeping cats from littering in garden?

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C Coward - 19 Jul 2004 13:46 GMT
We've recently moved into a new house, cleared loads of weeds from the
garden in preparation for doing something with it, and currently have a
garden that consists only of soil. There are apparently a few cats in the
area which (perhaps unsurprisingly) find this an extremely attractive area
to defeacate. Nothing against cats, used to have one myself a few years
back, but it's really getting to be a problem. Some gets buried, some left
on the surface.

Does anyone have any advice on keeping cats out of the garden (or more to
the point, stopping them crapping all over the place), I'd be happy enough
for them to come and say hello!

Citrus has been suggested, hasn't seemed to have any great effect, though
it has been raining a lot lately.

TIA
Sunflower - 19 Jul 2004 14:23 GMT
> We've recently moved into a new house, cleared loads of weeds from the
> garden in preparation for doing something with it, and currently have a
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>
> TIA

Chicken wire just pinned down between the plants will keep them from
scratching in the beds. Or a motion activated sprinkler.  Or, just learning
to accept the extra fertilizer.
m. L. Briggs - 19 Jul 2004 19:19 GMT
>> We've recently moved into a new house, cleared loads of weeds from the
>> garden in preparation for doing something with it, and currently have a
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
>scratching in the beds. Or a motion activated sprinkler.  Or, just learning
>to accept the extra fertilizer.

Or a sandpile
 
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