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abitmuch
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 Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 9:46 am Post subject: Cats |
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Do cat droppings help to fertilise my roses, or should I sling it over the fence?
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Geddi
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big cats can be dangerous, but a little pussy never hurt anyone, or so the saying goes. This is not true about cat crap. Cat crap is not to be trifled with and I would not want it round my rose roots. I would fling it into whoever's garden the cat comes from.
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abitmuch
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i meant so i fling the cat over the fence  |
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Geddi
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That would be wasteful. Apparantly, latest research shows that blended cats make one of the world's best fertilizers, especially for roses. It has something to do with the higher quality of phosphorous cats have in their skins, or something ...
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cat or dog crap is a big no no for plants.
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