Cat Curse Cure Review

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• Subject: Cat Curse Cure Review
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• Date: Sat, 12 Apr 1997 00:03:28 -0700
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Thanks for all the suggestions on dealing with cats, everyone.

So far I like the Anise better than the sprinkler and the chicken wire
etc. just because I'm dreaming of a very large garden, and also because
it is pretty hard not to have Anise Hyssop (Agastache) coming out my
ears.

Apparently though it will need to be sprayed right on things or I'll
have to bruise the plants more often,

I was wondering, since the chemistry of these licorice/ anise things
resembles that of Vanilla (vanillin) and Heliotrope (heliotropine), has
anyone noticed cats having an aversion to Heliotropes? 

Maybe this will work too. 

Rob
ChroniPepperoni@webtv.net

Agastache aurantica , austromontana, barberii, cana and var., foeniculum
and var., mexicana and var., palmeri, rugosa, rupestris, pallidiflora
ssps., pringlei, "scrophulariaefolia alba", sp. "camphor hyssop",
urticifolia- light at @ 70*F;  wrightii and macrantha also? 
Agastache brevifolia, cusickii, nepetoides, scrophulariaefolia-
stratification or cold storage of seed 4-8 w & then light at @ 70*F
Agastache occidentalis (cf. Deno- I'm stumped!)

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