What a cutie! Oh how adorable. It's been many years since I've had a kitty myself; I used to have a lot of them running around my home...sigh... Here is a link from the ASPCA that might be helpful: ASPCA - Toxic Plants Here's one more that lists toxic and non-toxic plants: Toxic & Non Toxic Plants To Cats

Aha, now we know why she enjoyed it so much! The fumes got to her, lol. Poor Karyn getting picked on for roasting bugs. I would too if I had the nerve. I just realized how often I post "mine died". Dang I lost a lot of brugs over the winter. I'm scared to do anything to hurt them, lol. I will never get cuttings again during the later winter or at least not be buying the expensive ones then. I don't seem to have that much trouble growing other things but passion flower vines. I've killed several of those as well and keep getting them, lol.

You might try corn gluten meal, as a grass killer. Lay it early as a pre-emergent, and reapply if you get sprouts. Not supposed to be poison for animals or birds, since it is almost regular corn meal. Garden sounds interesting, lots of fun for the cats. Geraniums might be of interest, not poison. They come in many sizes of tiny to large. Huge selection in flower colors, scented leaves and leaf shapes. Apple, rose, lemon, orange are scents that I have smelled. Put them where you will brush against them to release the scent. Bloom almost all the time in full sun. Pergoliam is the Latin, I think, which they might be listed under. They were real popular in Colonial times for scented leaves used in potpourri, flavoring food. Mine are floral, but the cat here does enjoy biting the leaves at times, sitting in front of the french doors in the sun. She also likes the Rosemary plant topiary! Nasturtiams are edible though not my favorite flower on food. Kind of a peppery taste when we ate them in a salad. Flowers are pretty, bright colors, like the sun. Martha Stewart sold seeds for a climbing variety, but mine missed the fence, just crawled around. Foliage is cute too, round leaves. Chrysanthemums are edible, very popular in Asian food. Japanese or Chinese, can't remember. They sprinkle the petals in soup, salads. Should be OK for a cat to chew on. Many shapes, heights, colors to choose from. They flower better with pinching tips back until 4th of July. You get more blooms on sturdy, shorter stems. They are perennials, can return each spring. Mine tend to be shorter lived, but other folks plants live for long times. Two of the flowers I named are annuals. Geraniums can be saved as plants over winter, dry in the dark basement or potted in front of windows over winter. Nasturtiams are available by seed in spring or you might be able to save seeds from this years plants.

Vigna Caracalla is safe for desert tortoise to browse on but I don`t know about cats. This link might help you. Karen Here is a link that might be useful: Poison Control Plants/plants toxic to cats