[ellied]

I do my best to help veg seedlings - I fleece them over to protect from frosts and being dug up for cat litter but it doesn't seem to work..


And there are peas netted over for protection from birds..

Would I be better staying indoors and let the seedlings fend for themselves?

[doganjo]

He he, love it!  Just go and have a cup of coffee and forget about the seedlings and the puddy tat 

[ellied]

Yes that works - for a while anyway   My netwrap heap is apparently nicer than the sofa indoors

[Fleecewife]

Beautiful cats 

[Sandy]

Just love the look on the cats faces, "WHAT?"

I smiled when I visited a daughter who had netted off her veg only for one of her chickens to have found a way in and layed her eggs and ate the veg there!!!!! Sometimes?

[Womble]

You have my sympathy!

I got all excited this morning when I thought we had another broody hen in one of the nestboxes, but no.....

[smallholder in the city]

Lovely cats.
I've found that a liberal application of liquid seaweed feed keeps the neighbourhood cats of South London and my cat Salem off the veg patch. I think it's the smell because you often see them wander over all ready to wreak havoc with the veg plants, have a sniff then walk away in disgust. You do need to keep applying it though

[Sandy]

Arhhhhhhhh, just love these photos of cheeky cats, keep um comming.

[Hilarysmum]

Wonderful cats.      We have 7 and still have a plague of mice