Undercover Cats

Sara Haywood took this photo of her two cats. Sara wrote: "They are not the best of companions but somehow when I am gardening they like to sit together and sit with me."

You Understand Me

Thanks to Marie Mims Butler for sharing this funny cats in gardens picture originally posted on LOLCats.

Fence Sitters

 

Another terrific submission from Patty Hankins of Fine Art Floral Photography (http://beautifulflowerpictures.com).

She writes, "I thought it was the best garden fence I've ever seen -- at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens in the Children's Garden."

I love the way the Bleeding Heart flowers drape and surround the whole thing without obscuring those cute cat silhouettes.

Spooky Electric

Patty Hankins of Fine Art Floral Photography (http://beautifulflowerpictures.com) submitted this photo of Spooky from her recent trip to Longwood Gardens in Kennet Square, PA.

She says, "He was sitting on the lawn rather than near the flowers and he is a member of the Longwood Rodent Control Team :-)."

Cats in Garden blog followers will recall that we have featured two other members of the Longwood cat family, Belin and Mulligan.

Cozy Kitty

This beautiful cat was seen in the front garden of a rowhouse on the Capitol Hill Restoration Society House & Garden Tour 2014 last weekend in Washington,DC.

Her name is "Cozi" short for Cosette as she comes from a family of Francophiles. She was very friendly and let me take her photo and give her several chin-rubs.

Savannah Smiles

Jacqueline Hodsdon shared this photo. She lives in Forest, VA. Her lovely photos can be found at Google+ at +JacquelineHodsdon.

She wrote: "I am spending my afternoon with my lovely cats and, of course, camera in hand.  This is Savannah.  We are both trying to capture birds.  Granted her agenda and my agenda.... totally different!  Smiles!"

A Kink in the Works

Brenda Haas submitted this kitty. She says, "His name is Kink -- he is a 7-year-old rescue kitty in our garden."

"I will admit we have had some amazing felines who have called our property home," writes Brenda on her blog: "There hasn’t been a kitty I could say no to if they needed a home."

Brenda Haas is a gardener, blogger, photographer, and the founder and administrator of #gardenchat on Twitter. She can be found at http://bggarden.com/.