After Zoe ate or dug up all my Kalanchoe, I vowed not to get any more but I couldn’t resist these, and they are in the front yard which is the domain of the cats. No dogs allowed, usually, unless Paciano leaves the gate open. Now, why the photo of Kukla when she was tiny? Oddly enough, when I checked my media file to make sure I hadn’t used this photo of the kalanchoe yet, I found that her photo had the exact same number! How this happens I don’t know, but since the cats leave the kalanchoe alone, I decided she could stay.
For Cee’s FOTD
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That looks like a very adorable culprit
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She is innocent. It is the dogs who are the culprits.
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Both flowers and kitty are gorgeous! Keep ‘em both!
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That’s in my plans, Kim…
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That kitten is the cutest! The flowers, I never heard of but they are gorgeous 🤩
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I know. Wish kittens could stay kittens. I had four of these cuties… all siblings.
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So adorable. I hope the flowers survive
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Me, too.
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👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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Such a cute kitty! Even if she digs.
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It’s the dogs who dig. She just occasionally smells the flowers!
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I love the kalanchoe, had 3 different colour in my garden. The kitty is adorable.
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I found a previous post and one of the other 3 colours.
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A good wheeze to keep a guard
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Beautiful oranges 😀
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NONE OF MY BUSINESS BUT ~”
https://www.birdsandblooms.com/gardening/gardening-basics/poisonous-plants-cats/
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Sam, they are in a spot where the kitties are unlikely to go. Thanks for pointing this out, though. I did get rid of all the lilies because they were likely to brush up against them and then lick their coats.
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