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coolcat

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Good morning my friends,...
....Mr monday is here again!...

how was your weekend?...
I hope can you done all what you propouse to do!...
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Happy begin of week!
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Let see...

- Do you have indoor plants? Wich kind are?....do you like them? can you show us some pic if you have?....


 

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Happy Monday everyone!
It was a nice weekend for me. Busy, but nice. Now it's back to work. I'm going on a business trip this afternoon through tomorrow. Not really looking forward to that, but at least I only have to be gone one night.

Indoor plants? Nope. I used to love having houseplants... and then I got cats!
One of my cats is a chronic chewer - she chews on anything and everything. So no houseplants for me. But I love to garden, so I have dozens of plants outdoors (including, of course, catnip
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No, I've found over the years indoor plants and cats really don't mix well
DH will get me flowers sometimes and I have to take them to work for my desk. The few times they sat on the dining room table, Charlie decided to have fun with them. Cleaning up water on the table, chair, floor is NOT fun - let alone the petals all over the floor.......
 
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Well to answer the questions,...
....just a some ferns at home....


Here´s the edecan showing to you...
 

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No indoor plants for me. I don't have much of a green thumb, I am afraid. I had a little potted clover plant that I kept in the kitchen window, but one morning I found that Miss Ringo had gotten hold of them and eaten all of the buds. Bad kitty!
Our apartment complex supplied all of the residents with plants in early spring and we planted them outside. We thought that we had killed them, but some flowers are starting to pop up again! Yay!!
We had just had a big rain, so I think that they just need more water than what we were giving them.
 

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I'm not good at keeping plants alive. More to the point, three cats, two ferrets and indoor plants would not be a good mix. I have one small, pathetic, cat nip plant that lives in my kitchen window. The cats don't seem too interested in cat nip....
 

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No indoor plants here at the moment, unless it is a special occasion and they are brought in...apart from that we don't really have any.
 

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I do! I used to have a lot more, but through the years my cats have destroyed them. The survivors are: Snake Plant (sanseveria), which has thick leaves, so the cats barely bother it. I also have a few Jade plants. These also have thick leaves, but once in awhile I can see a tooth-print. My last plant is a dracena, and htat one is tall enough the cats can't really get to the leaves.
 

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Nope not anymore, I use to have a very nice Spider Plant until Linus decided to play Tarzan and swing from it...Needless to say the spider plant has gone to the great garden in the sky


I do have several planter's and plant boxes on my deck which I enjoy very much.
 
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