Organic animal repellent
Specifically formulated to deter domestic animals from straying and fouling in the garden. Fully biodegradable and can be used on or in, borders, crops, lawns, trees, shrubs and hard surfaces. Will treat up to 32m2
also deters.Deer, Rabbits, Foxes & Hares.
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Plants to deter cats
Hello, my tiny terrace garden was recently made over at some expense but my 2 beloved moggies have ruined the one flower bed by using it as a loo-I am about to spend yet more money on having it cleaned up but how do I deter the cats from ruining it again? They are outdoor cats and use the catflap and there is nowhere indoors to put a litter tray anyway. Friends suggested several centimetres of woodchips? on the soil would put them off but I would value your advice before I invest. Also, which perfumed lilies are poisonous to cats?-or are they all? I am not thinking of poisoning the 2 moggies but I would like some lilies in pots but not if they are going to harm the cats. Also, suggestions of perfumed climbing shrubs that will stand shade. Many thanks SoniaAsked on 7/23/2009 by Sonia Richardson1 answer
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Hello There, There are a couple of ways you can deter cats from the garden. Firstly you can plant lots of things that have spines or thorns, thus making it awkward for them to dig in - here are some of my favourites. Pyracantha's are ideal - this is a prickly wall shrub that has small white flowers which become fabulous red berries in autumn. http://www.crocus.co.uk/findplant/results/?CommonName=pyracantha Berberis is another good choice: http://www.crocus.co.uk/findplant/results/?CommonName=berberis Chaenomeles: http://www.crocus.co.uk/findplant/results/?CommonName=chaenomeles Ilex (holly): http://www.crocus.co.uk/findplant/results/?CommonName=ilex All of the above plants are evergreen (except Chaenomeles), so you will have year round interest. There are loads of cat deterrents on the market that work by scent or water. We have a few on our site. http://www.crocus.co.uk/products/_/tools/pest-control/cats/prcid.87/vid.484/ Other methods that you could try include sprinkling curry powder around the boundaries where they frequent, drying your used tea bags and then putting a few drops of eucalyptus oil on them before scattering in the garden. Orange peel when broken into small pieces and scattered around the borders works wonders and it's cheap as does grated, perfumed soap. As for the lilies, I think they are all quite toxic to cats, so they should be avoided. Finally, the best scented climbers for shade are the Loniceras - just click on the following link to go straight to them http://www.crocus.co.uk/search/_/search.lonicera/ I hope this helps and good luck! Helen Plant DoctorAnswered on 7/24/2009 by Crocus Helpdesk
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Yes, we offer a few items. We have the Catwatch Cat Deterrent, this is a battery run item that emits an ultrasonic alarm. The alarm is triggered by the cat's movement and body heat as soon as it enters the protected area.Organic Animal Repellent, specifically formulated to deter domestic anilmals. Silent Roar Lion Manure this is an environmentally friendly product and contains no artificial chemicals. Prikka-Strip is an excellent and effective low-cost deterrent against unwelcome intruders in the garden. It is made from polypropylene and is weatherproof, durable, reusable and recyclable. The 4 metre pack comes in h
Yes, we offer a few items. We have the Catwatch Cat Deterrent, this is a battery run item that emits an ultrasonic alarm. The alarm is triggered by the cat's movement and body heat as soon as it enters the protected area.Organic Animal Repellent, specifically formulated to deter domestic anilmals. Silent Roar Lion Manure this is an environmentally friendly product and contains no artificial chemicals. Prikka-Strip is an excellent and effective low-cost deterrent against unwelcome intruders in the garden. It is made from polypropylene and is weatherproof, durable, reusable and recyclable. The 4 metre pack comes in half metre sections and can be nailed, screwed or glued to the tops of fences, gates, pipes, walls, windowsills, etc. The links to all these items are listed below. Catwatch Cat Deterrent http://www.crocus.co.uk/product/_/catwatch-cat-deterrent/classid.1000000700/ Organic Animal Repellent http://www.crocus.co.uk/product/_/tool/pest-contol/cat/-organic--animal-repllent/classid.2000008333/ Silent Roar Lion Manure http://www.crocus<.co.uk/product/_/silent-roar-lion-manure/classid.2000004185/ Prikka Strip Intruder/ Cat excluder http://www.crocus.co.uk/product/_/prikka-strip-intruder-cat-excluder/classid.2000006096/Asked on 9/7/2006 by Crocus1 answer
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Do you sell anything to deter cats from coming into your garden?Answered on 9/7/2006 by Katy Bayliss
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Cats
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