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Message: [QUOTE="Sean Regan, post: 234424, member: 5841"] I hadn't intended to do anything today, but first thing this morning...alright around 10.00am... I noticed something had been into the four plastic pots on the patio steps. Two hebes and two small peonys. Checking the trail cameras it was "the usual suspect" a neighbour's cat! He's looking for Marcel the mouse who is often picked up by the camera heading for the bird's ground feeder. [ATTACH type="full" alt="IMAG0007.JPG"]92266[/ATTACH] It had also shown an interest in 'arry's feed station, but it's just curiosity, he can't get his head in through the entrance, it's too small, the food is at the far end of the station and there's a large brick on top of the box so he wouldn't be able to turn it over. [ATTACH type="full" alt="IMAG0005.JPG"]92267[/ATTACH] He won't be a threat to 'arry, in fact they've never appeared in the same photo or video for over a year. One of the peonys was completely uprooted so it went in the bin. The other three pots I moved to the side of the drive, with the roses. I had to have a general clear up of that area and get out the garden vac. The steps will remain "potless." [ATTACH type="full" alt="P1060035.JPG"]92268[/ATTACH] The first casualty of the hot weather, one of next door's trees. [ATTACH type="full" alt="P1060034.JPG"]92269[/ATTACH] Not watering a garden to save on water bills when there's no ban, is false economy. [/QUOTE]