![]() Tip: Keep an eye on any plastic materials you add to the garden so they don’t blow away and become litter.The Saskatchewan Roughriders (4-4) will head to Montreal this week to face the Alouettes (4-3), now home to the Riders’ former quarterback, Cody Fajardo, and former offensive coordinator, Jason Maas. Increase the hole size around your budding plants if necessary. Upcycle mesh produce bags from onions or potatoes by spreading them on the garden and anchoring with twigs or stakes.(Many plants will grow up through this!) Pieces of lattice on the ground may also work. Lay chicken wire or pieces of plastic fencing over soil.The idea is to put them at close enough intervals so kitty has a hard time turning around. Repurpose wooden chopsticks as garden stakes! Experiment with spacing.Stone mulch, eggshells, holly cuttings or repurposed plastic carpet runners with the nub side up are other options. Push pine cones or other prickly yard trimmings (maybe fall leaves) down into the soil around your plants. ![]() Place them a couple of inches apart throughout the bed. ![]() Cover garden soil where cats frequent in twigs until your spring plants get established.Try these low-cost, upcycled and simple prickly solutions: Make your garden beds less inviting, or less like a litter box. Cats prefer to walk on soft, loose soil and will avoid prickly surfaces.
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