Sunday, January 30, 2011

prepare a garden for your cat and see what plants will your cats enjoy?

Our winter plans are now ready to be activated. It is time for our green fingers to start planting our flower and vegetable garden. This year you want a garden for your cat or cats to adopt. Which plant will satisfy your cat?
The first thing to do is hit the rural areas that your pet needs. Make sure the tray in your country design.
The second item in the list is to prepare the ground itself. You have the habit of using fertilizers, insecticides and other chemicals. Stop [, these products are dangerous for your cat. Read the labels carefully.
This year again the 'natural'. No guarantees, but natural products may be less harmful to your pet. Again, read the label. For example, the use of compost from your own backyard, you know what those leaves, grass, and the food was thrown into the pile.
I live in Florida and one of the things I like to do is to clear the land where I want. So the line bare room with plastic plates. (I often use the big black garbage bags.) Plastics comes in a few weeks under the sun Allow. It helps to kill nematodes and other creatures that do not want in the country.
Contact your local gardeners for good and bad plants that can be used on your cat garden. I can only speak for my area, but my information may help.
After clearing the land, which can be toxic if your plants to be dismantled. Poinsettia, a Christmas and Easter lily plants removed or replanted in a limited area of the property.
Other flowering plants that are poisonous:

    
* Azaleas
    
* Cactus
    
* Daffodils
    
* Iris
    
* Marigolds
    
* Wisteria
    
* Caladium
The plants are safe for our cats and kittens:

    
* Wheat grass or oat grass to make a friendly blanket.
    
* Plant catnip - for his sense of smell mint and a plant that many cats enjoy?
    
* Add Alyssum and Heather.
    
* You want to crawl rosemary and thyme are a few cats.
If you have an open design, the cat can sit to ensure that your cat protection lovingly made to leave. Enjoy seeing your kittens and cats to play, sniffing catnip, and happily enjoy another cat-friendly plants.

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