" Unfortunately my maw who is 85 and don't ask for much insists that she Not Have To go out when its -10F to feed her 3 cats."
Ummmm...... perhaps you could feed them for her when its -10F ???
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Re: How to keep cats off my seed starting shelf?
Gardening at 5000 feet elevation, zone 4/5 Northern Utah, Frost free from May 25 to September 8 +/-
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Re: How to keep cats off my seed starting shelf?
...She insists on doing HER chores!.. 
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jal_ut
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Re: How to keep cats off my seed starting shelf?
"My growing spot is in the old garage that's attached to the house."
Hmmmmm, I have a refrigerator in the garage for summer use to hold veggies. I put a cardboard box on top of the fridg with some padding in it for the cats. There is a chest freezer next to the fridg, the cats can jump onto the freezer then up onto the fridg and sleep in the box. Cats do seem to like high places.
Hmmmmm, I have a refrigerator in the garage for summer use to hold veggies. I put a cardboard box on top of the fridg with some padding in it for the cats. There is a chest freezer next to the fridg, the cats can jump onto the freezer then up onto the fridg and sleep in the box. Cats do seem to like high places.
Gardening at 5000 feet elevation, zone 4/5 Northern Utah, Frost free from May 25 to September 8 +/-