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Catnip Plants | Nepeta Cataria | Nepeta Mussinii | Catmint
'Catmint' (Nepeta cataria) is chiefly British for catnip plants Growing catnip plants (see picture) is a must in landscaping for cats (cat-friendly yards), although Nepeta mussinii is the preferred catmint in landscaping for humans.
Catnip Plants
Catnip Plants
Cat Repellents
Cat Repellents
Growing Catnip | Sweet Woodruff Groundcover | Creeping Thyme
Growing catnip, sweet woodruff and creeping thyme as fragrant groundcovers. These aromatic herbs won't be eaten by deer pests.
Landscaping, - Profiles
An index of Profiles for the Landscaping guide site.
Landscape Design Articles
Landscape design is a diverse field, encompassing both the functional and the aesthetic. Consequently, the topics of these landscape design articles run the gamut from hardscape to softscape, from patios to shade trees.
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Natural Mosquito Repellants
With talk of West Nile virus in the air, and health concerns over the use of chemicals, more and more people are interested in natural mosquito repellants. An example of natural mosquito repellants is citronella candles.
How to Keep Cats Out of Gardens | Cat Poop
One way to keep cats out of gardens (along with their cat poop) is by supplying them with their own separate catnip patch.
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