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Can you feed cats on daffodils?
They're rather plentiful at the moment, or will be soon.

Mick F wrote:Can you feed cats on daffodils?
They're rather plentiful at the moment, or will be soon.

We've got plenty of daffs coming up but none anywhere near flowering. A mass of snowdrops have appeared out of the melting snow earlier in the week. There were only 1 or 2 flowers before the plants were buried in the snow. (Side note: On my way home today I noticed that there was still a small patch of snow in a field on the north side of the wall bordering the road about 1/4 mile from home & an extra 100ft higher!)

Mick F wrote:We have three of the things, and there's a possibility that we might inherit a fourth at the weekend.

Were collecting one tomorrow, but someone else is taking him on. I hope he survives the car journey, because if he yowls too much, he's in danger of my wrath.

If someone is having a word with God, please ask her not to rain on my ski tracks this weekend. Thanks.

Vorpal wrote:If someone is having a word with God, please ask her not to rain on my ski tracks this weekend. Thanks.

I see what She can do but I'm not promising anything,She's quite a bit on this week and may not get it all done by w/end.......

Mick F wrote:Can you feed cats on daffodils?
They're rather plentiful at the moment, or will be soon.

You can try........

Get in a supply of blood of the right group, a box of bandages, some antibiotics and possibly an eye left over undamaged from the corpse of another would be daffodil-feeder of the pussies.

Cugel