Cats dislike the scent of citrus. Chopped lemon peels (about fingernail size) scattered in flower beds and containers create a barrier that keeps cats away without harming them.
One gardener reported zero cat issues for 15 years using this method. Another couple bought a dozen lemons, scattered the peels, and solved their problem instantly.
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