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does any body know how to stop cats coming into my garden please help , Thanks Seamus. At the top of the page is a search facility that will take you to some discussions on this often repeated topic-here is a recent one http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/problem-solving/cats

Hi, I have a BIG problem with cats messing on my garden. It doesn't matter if the soil is freshly dug or not, does anyone have a proven solution? Thanks. dambuster wrote (see) Hi, I have a BIG problem with cats messing on my garden. It doesn

My cats have taken a liking to my vegetable patch to do their business - rather offputting. How do I stop it Is there any harm done if I still grow vegtable there I can remember hearing years ago Radio 4's Gardeners Question Time a gent on teh panel

Hi Everyone Can someone help me to stop cats leaving me not so nice presents in my garden.  Is there anything i can mix in with my soil to make it less attractive to them. Any helpful ideas will be great. Thanks I read an article that said to use

Hi I have caught my 5 year old female cat eating the flower heads on my white viburnum - rubbing her head against the flower then lunging in tearing off the heads and devouring with relish.  Has anyone ever seen this and is it safe for my cat (I

We're the proud owners of two cats, adopted from the local rescue centre. One, aged four, has been living with us for a year and a half. The other only joined us a few months ago, and is very old. We thought we were recruiting an elderly gentleman

Following my find of a dead swift in the flower bed, there have been a lot of blog comments on cats, and how welcome or unwelcome they are in the garden. So I just had to share the following, because I found it so comical. It is taken from a

A local cat has found my garden. It was only a matter of time, I suppose, after I had made the frogs, birds and mouse so welcome. And what a lure they must be, for the cat has to scale a six foot wall to reach them, as well as face my wrath each

A few days ago a fox vaulted over the fence and landed on the two cats asleep just outside the back door. Fur flew. The poor beast didn't stand a chance. It stopped half way up the lawn and turned to see what exploding ammunition dump it had fallen

I get over 8 cats visiting my garden during the day to "do their business" in my pots and in the garden.  I have diligently mulched my plants in my borders for the winter and it has just become an glorified cat litter tray!!!!!  HELP!!! This comes