In my last post, I reported that I started an indoor herb garden but had to put the catnip plant outside because it wasn’t safe inside with three cats. Well, it turns out that outside is no better. This is what I saw when I got in my car to go to work yesterday morning.
I was concerned that the feral cat might get it but I was not sure if the cat was even still around, as I hadn’t seen her, or him, in quite a while. I guess now I know.
Bad Cat Chris 
oh wow… we hope you now the one who did that… :O)
I see a feral every once in a while but not lately. I probably should have set up a camera outside.
I was afraid that would happen! Well, growing your own is a great idea but it’s tough going.
Hugs, Pam
I need to stick with the stuff in the jar.
Uh oh! You may, or may not, live in the area that has Florida Panthers …
I don’t think we have panthers nearby but I did see a bobcat once while riding my bike.
I have three cats, too. wish I had a home and my own yard instead of an apartment with a yard that belongs to all the neighbors and not just me. If I put catnip outside, dozens of feral cats will arrive, guaranteed. I once put a piece of yellow cheese outside when I was a child and waited. In minutes, there were about seven or ten cats.
Maybe the vase with the catnip can be attached to something, tied up. This way, they can’t knock it down.
You must have a lot of strays near you. Someone suggest getting a hinging planter which is a good idea.
You are turning into a drug dealer. 😉😊
Not anymore. 🙂
LOL!
Do racoons like catnip?
Love and licks,
Cupcake
No idea. I have not seen them in our neighborhood but I did see an opossum.
This doesn’t surprise me. 🙂
No, it is just too hard to resist.
Yep, there’s a nip pusher around somewhere!
The mob put me out of business. 🙂
WOW! Someone had fun.
I was happy to give a homeless Kitty a little bit of pleasure.
Hee! Hee! Happens here too! (well not right now with a foot of snow on the catnip pot). Purrs Marv
I don’t miss snow. 🙂
At least someone enjoyed it
That is true.