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Even though we all love animals, we are not always fans of other people’s cats doing their business in our gardens. Luckily, there is a handy, and animal-friendly, trick for this!
Cats are wonderful and cute animals, of course, but they’re a bit less cute when they pee, poo and dig all over … View moreEven though we all love animals, we are not always fans of other people’s cats doing their business in our gardens. Luckily, there is a handy, and animal-friendly, trick for this!
Cats are wonderful and cute animals, of course, but they’re a bit less cute when they pee, poo and dig all over our garden. This can cause a lot of trouble for you and your garden, so you might be looking for some tips to help prevent this! Because we are animal lovers, we don’t like the idea of scaring off cats with chemicals or nasty methods that aren’t animal friendly. We believe keeping cats out of your garden can also be done in a natural way.
There are several ways to discourage cats from coming into your garden that are in no way harmful to the cat but do give the required result. For instance, cats don’t like certain scents, which means you can use those to keep them out.
After asking around for a bit, we found out that a lot of people have trouble with neighbourhood cats in their garden. Some people love seeing those cute animals wandering around their garden, but other people would rather chase them away immediately. Everybody has their own methods for this as well. The most common method seems to be trying to scare the cat by yelling and waving your arms. Others go outside with a glass of water to try to pour over the cat. Of course, these methods don’t have the desired result. Some people get so frustrated that they end up in the newspaper because they tried shooting at the cats! That’s not what we want, so we’ve got a few tips for you instead.
Cats don’t like the smells of vinegar and citrus peel.
So, you can keep cats out of your garden pretty easily by putting bowls of vinegar or citrus peel in various places around the garden (in particular those places the cat likes to visit). The cat will then definitely stay away from those places. Another thing cats hate is cayenne pepper. So, it may be worth scattering a generous amount of cayenne pepper in places the cats like to visit. Then again, this may cause the cat to start sneezing violently, which make us feel a bit sorry for it.
If you don’t have any of these products at home and don’t feel like going to the supermarket, you could also try using garlic, ground coffee or chili pepper. Did you know about these natural, cat-resistant tips? Share them with your friends!
Hi there pop in, say hi and view some inspiring art @ BackStudio art studio, Tauriko 105 Matakokiri drive, the Lakes.
A vintage print can make a great welcome sign for your home entrance way by simply adding some hand painted letters in your choice of Resene colours!
Find out how to create your own.
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Our Stars programme is underpinned by this whakatauki (proverb):
Tukua kia tu takitahi nga whetu o te rangi
Let each star in the sky shine its own light
Stars ⭐ is a 12-month mentoring programme that supports, motivates and positively reinforces Year 9 students during their first year in … View moreOur Stars programme is underpinned by this whakatauki (proverb):
Tukua kia tu takitahi nga whetu o te rangi
Let each star in the sky shine its own light
Stars ⭐ is a 12-month mentoring programme that supports, motivates and positively reinforces Year 9 students during their first year in secondary school. To find out more, head to our website today!
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Toastmasters New Zealand North hosted the highlight of the Toastmasters year, “UNMUTE Me,” the 2021 Toastmasters New Zealand District 112 Conference. The District Council elected Stephen Budai DTM as District Director effective 1 July 2021.
The four annual contests were also held during the… View moreToastmasters New Zealand North hosted the highlight of the Toastmasters year, “UNMUTE Me,” the 2021 Toastmasters New Zealand District 112 Conference. The District Council elected Stephen Budai DTM as District Director effective 1 July 2021.
The four annual contests were also held during the conference. Bradley Thompson (Hamilton, Division P) was the winner of the International Speech Contest and will go on to represent Toastmasters New Zealand North in the International Region Quarter finals.
Winners of the international region semi-finals will take part in the World Championship of Public Speaking.
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Did you know we have an absolutely stunning Cidery in Tauranga? Brewing on site anywhere from 8 to 12 ciders a year they are all made from fruit that is locally sourced. With their restaurant opening in 2017 it is also a gorgeous spot to share a tasting with friends.
Our sister company - … View moreDid you know we have an absolutely stunning Cidery in Tauranga? Brewing on site anywhere from 8 to 12 ciders a year they are all made from fruit that is locally sourced. With their restaurant opening in 2017 it is also a gorgeous spot to share a tasting with friends.
Our sister company - Taste of Plenty will include the Cider Factorie in our standard 4 - 5 hour food tour on Wednesday 30 June 2021 departing Mount Maunganui at 10am. This is a small group tour hosted by our renowned and passionate local foodie Kathrin Chappell. For more information and bookings visit our website www.tasteofplenty.co.nz...
We look forward to showcasing some of Tauranga's artisan foodie establishments with you soon.
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Our next PLANT SALE is this Sunday (13th) at Te Puna Quarry Park.
Time 10 am – 1 pm, rain or shine. If really wet we are in the Gallery
(the pavilion left of the entrance).
Plants, shrubs, seeds, bulbs, garden tools and some knick-knacks.
Please bring cash. Proceeds are for maintenance and … View moreOur next PLANT SALE is this Sunday (13th) at Te Puna Quarry Park.
Time 10 am – 1 pm, rain or shine. If really wet we are in the Gallery
(the pavilion left of the entrance).
Plants, shrubs, seeds, bulbs, garden tools and some knick-knacks.
Please bring cash. Proceeds are for maintenance and new additions.
We greatly appreciate your DONATION OF PLANTS or plant material.
Either place your item at the back of ‘the Gallery’, or bring it on the day.
Contact: Ruthdainty@gmail.com or 07-548 0338 or 021-254 3392
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