good cat safe memorial plants?

[ollie4444]

hi all!
a little while ago, my baby callie had some babies of her own- 6 to be exact. unfortunately, 3 of those passed within the first day or two.. the first was stillborn, the second fks and the third was a mix of (i assume, he passed before i could get him to a vet ) pneumonia and fks.

to honor them, id love to bury them beneath a large pot of flowers or a plant. does anyone have any ideas? cat safe of course, and preferably not too difficult to take care of thanks!

p.s. while typing this, my buddy ozzy gave a few keyboard smashes to say

 

[Furballsmom]

RIP babies

Scroll down in this list, some are lovely and they provide a brief care guide for each;

Here's Why the Cat Palm Is One of the Few Plants Cats Can Safely Nibble

 

[ollie4444]

RIP babies

Scroll down in this list, some are lovely and they provide a brief care guide for each;

Here's Why the Cat Palm Is One of the Few Plants Cats Can Safely Nibble

thank you so much

 

[di and bob]

What better plant than a catmint? Get the kind that has pretty colored blooms at a nursery, they are prettier than the wild kind. i have them in my own garden, so they are hardy. I gave up on things that seem to die off. They don't need a whole lot of water and are easy to care for, though if you want them looking their best, cut them off to about two inches tall after they bloom and become leggy. They rebloom then and are really bushy.
I'm so sorry about your little ones. I know how hard it is to lose them. Please accept my condolences. RIP little angels......

 

[Mamanyt1953]

Rest you gentle, little souls, dream you deep. Your tiny pawprints are now on more hearts than you ever could have dreamed existed, and they are there forever.

I've seen some gorgeous catmint blooms at nurseries, myself!

 

[ollie4444]

What better plant than a catmint? Get the kind that has pretty colored blooms at a nursery, they are prettier than the wild kind. i have them in my own garden, so they are hardy. I gave up on things that seem to die off. They don't need a whole lot of water and are easy to care for, though if you want them looking their best, cut them off to about two inches tall after they bloom and become leggy. They rebloom then and are really bushy.
I'm so sorry about your little ones. I know how hard it is to lose them. Please accept my condolences. RIP little angels......

Thank you for your recommendation and for your condolences <3 I think I'm gonna go with catmint