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From: kan@ihlpg.UUCP (Casali)
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Subject: Re: cat resembles rasta-man
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Date: Wed, 12-Feb-86 09:13:08 EST
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> Our cat, Hetty, really likes to chow down on o' the catnip. She'll walk
> into the kitchen and go "MEOW?" and scratch at the cabinet where we keep
> her "stash".
> 
> Is there anything else that I can feed her that she would enjoy? Is it
> easy to grow my own catnip?
> 
> 
> --
> Mr. B
> 
The new cat treats (my cat likes the liver ones) are really enjoyed
by my cat. As far as growing catnip, here in Illinois it grows as a weed
in many areas. When you do plant it (in a sunny place) and the outdoor
cats dont eat it down it will take over a large space in your garden
after a few years (its a perenial). The seed are ussally available
in garden stores that sell herb seeds.