Bagging/ Cats (?!?!?)

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• Subject: Bagging/ Cats (?!?!?)
• From: C*@webtv.net
• Date: Wed, 9 Apr 1997 15:14:15 -0700
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Hello again. Thanks all for excellent F1 and F2 info. Please pardon me
if I'm off topic, but speaking of seeds, 

1. Does anyone know a good reliable and preferrably affordable
mail-order source for small zipper-lock baggies to keep SEEDS in?

(If I have to tape another hundred seed packages shut for the twelfth
time, I will go quite insane, and will have less germination info,
having spilt the seeds all over the place)

2. In order that the plants set the SEEDS successfully, does anyone know
any of "Grandma's Old Remedies" for cat obnoxiousness, whereby the
seedsetters are cut down in their prime because of the tasty little
pollenators that hover over them?
(even the cleistogamous) 

(please nothing impractical or borderline inhumane, like cayenne pepper
everywhere- that's a lotta pepper!- and by the way, they're not my
cats.)
                               Good gardens!
                                 Rob 
                               ChroniPepperoni@webtv.net

Nepeta camphorata, cataria, cataria citriodora, clarkei, dirphya,
floccosa, grandiflora, italica, latifolia, lanceolata, mussinii,
podostachys, taydea, troodyi parnassica, tuberosa & ..., Germ. @ 70* F
w/Light 

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