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    Ich habe zum ersten Mal Blumen gepflanzt – Ratschläge sind willkommen und geschätzt!!

    Aktuelles Setup:
    1 Pfirsich-Melba-Kletterrose
    2 Astilbe
    2 Geum
    2 Columbine
    5 Fuchsia
    1 Gartenbetreuer, der nichts beisteuert, außer Bienen zu jagen und meinen Pflaumenbaum zu kratzen

    Ich wollte etwas Hübsches, das größtenteils Schatten und frühe Morgensonne verträgt, mehrjährig ist und für Katzen wenig bis ungiftig ist. (Zugegeben, er nimmt normalerweise nichts außer Gras zu sich)

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    1. Southern_Gur9825 on

      If a cat enjoys sitting in it, you are doing good! Beautiful garden and cat!

    2. marstec on

      Cat doesn’t look impressed but I sure am! Just kidding! A small patch of catnip and cat grass would be the icing on the cake. I have about a dozen catnip seedlings under lights in the basement and have been harvesting a handful of leaves for my cat each day. It will be nice when they can be grown outside because they grow so much quicker.

    4. BrookieCooks on

      Dayum if this is your beginning, I can only imagine what beautiful creation you’ll have in store for next year. You have a natural talent and a knack for this!!!!

    6. sparklethong on

      Our cats never bloom that fully here cause of the short season. Jealous!

    7. RhubarbJam1 on

      He did a really good job, which is surprising considering the lack of thumbs. Well done, kitty!!!

    11. camiguid125712 on

      What’s that large gray bloom in the back with the face? It’s lovely! 😉

    18. Moss-Field on

      I feel that moving forward everyone who is sharing their garden needs to include the feline or k9 overlords. 🥹

      Very gorgeous. The plants look great too 😜

    22. Merlins_Pants on

      I know this will get downvoted to oblivion but I have to say it:

      The number one human-related reason for the death of wild birds is cats. Gardens are an ecological haven for wild birds, and allowing a cat to spend time in that environment takes it from a safe haven to a danger.

      I’m sure your cat is wonderful, and they certainly are beautiful, but please use caution when allowing them in your garden.

    24. deeplydarkly on

      Add some native grasses or sedges for a change in texture, and mulch to reduce weeds

    25. Bronzecomet000 on

      That furry one that’s probably your best work! Keep her/ him close

    31. goddess_helliana on

      what plant is the furry one in the middle? really pretty ♡ ;P

    32. Wuzzlemeanstomix on

      that looks so good. only advice would be mulch of some sort of ground cover so you are not constantly weeding.

    33. Beautiful_Text1459 on

      See, the problem you made here is including the cat. We all love the garden, but the cat… so torn… love plants, but there’s a cat too…

    36. 3bee4eh on

      Is the trellis attached to wall (building not the decorative wall) or is it freestanding? If freestanding the trellis may need reinforcement once the rose starts getting bigger.

    38. djmermaidonthemic on

      It’s so pretty!

      Garden Supervisor seems to be doing a good job.

      There are lists of safe/toxic plants. Lilies of any kind are at the top of the toxic list.

      Many beautiful plants are totally safe! 🐾💕

    39. VineStGuy on

      Nice. The supervisor looks like a hardass. What zone are you in that you have an astilbe and columbine blooming at the same time. Bizarre for zone 6.

    43. PushingZedzzzzz on

      Clearly that cat is very territorial! Nobody step on the flowers, or else!!!

    49. gangstacrafter on

      I love how happy kitties are in the garden. My cat sits in the garden with me all day while I’m gardening and he looks so happy and relaxed. Your garden is beautiful!

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