A gardener wants a fast-growing, evergreen, non-toxic climber for a cat-friendly garden.
Cats (and dogs) instinctively avoid toxic plants. In 40 years of gardening with cats, the author has never had a pet harmed by garden plants. Children lack this instinct—hence the concern.
Don’t over-restrict plant choices. Most common climbers (clematis, honeysuckle, climbing roses) are safe. If a cat nibbles, it’ll stop quickly.
Focus on creating a lush garden; the cats will enjoy it responsibly.
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