Catnip (Nepeta cataria) is the famous attractant. Others include cranberry bush, dittany of Crete, baby blue-eyes, and certain valerianas.
Products like Deer-Off (cayenne pepper + coyote urine) deter cats and deer. Reapply after rain.
Scarecrow sprinklers spray water when triggered by motion. Effective for cats, but remember to disable when you're in the yard.
Combine removal of attractant plants with consistent deterrents. Cats usually relocate after a few unpleasant visits.
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Cats Using Flower Garden as Litter Box: Mulch, Repellents, and Plant Barriers
Cats in Flower Beds and Mole Control: Practical Solutions for Both
Renovating a Rock-Mulched Foundation Bed
Decorative Rock in Flower Beds: Limestone vs. Lava vs. River Rock in Alberta
Using Lava Rock in Flower Beds: Weed Control and Cat Deterrent
Integrating Flat Flower Beds with a Patio: Design Alternatives to Retaining Walls
Are Foundation Flower Beds a Risk to Your Home's Foundation?
Designing Deer-Fenced Raised Beds for Cut Flowers
Grass in Flower Beds: Landscape Fabric Solution
Sugar for Weed Control: Safe for Lawns, Won't Attract Ants
Annual Flowers for Flower Beds: Top Picks and Design Tips
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