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Advice needed on bark chipping

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by leahs_mum, May 14, 2005.

  1. leahs_mum

    leahs_mum Apprentice Gardener

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    Hi Guys. This is my first post, so please be gentle!
    I am looking to lay an area of my garden in chippings of some sort to create a play area. I have heard, though, that this can atract cats. Does anyone know of a brand that stops them (but must be child friendly)or any other way to stop them toileting on my play area?

    I would appreciate as much advice on this as possible. You can email me direct ir post a reply here.

    Thanks in anticipation!.......... :confused: [email][email protected][/EMAIL] :confused:
     
  2. sandy

    sandy Gardener

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    i dont know of a brand name but i have seen on tv a type which had citronella in it to deter cats and dogs,but it was expensive. i have no idea where you can buy it but if you ask your garden centre then they may be able to source it for you. if its not too big a play area then maybe you could mix a couple of bags with normal stuff.
     
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