Catnips and Catmints are the same critter. Although some cats love all of these plants, the two that our greenhouse cats clearly prefers are Common Catnip and Lemon Catnip. My dad had a rose garden underplanted with Blue Wonder catnip to make a lovely effect. Shipped only in the spring.
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9846. | Common catnip | $4.75 |
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This is the one that cats love, and it is usefull as a mild sedative when taken as a tea. Hardy perennial to at least Zone 4, but if you have cats, you will need to protect it until it gets established or your feline friends will dig it up. Grows to 1 - 2 feet with soft, grey green foliage. | | | Catnips & calamints Description Page |
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9841. | Blue Wonder Catnip | $4.75 |
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This hardy 12" plant can function as a lush ground cover or understory planting. Spectacular blue flower spikes. Additional Catnips (Nepetas)are available in the Perennials section. | | | Catnips & calamints Description Page |
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9848. | Lemon Catnip | $4.75 |
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You will sometimes see this as a separate species, but it is actually a subspecies of the common catnip, and cats are just as attracted to this one. Plants are a bit smaller than common catnip and the foliage is a soft green rather than grey/green. Lemon scent is particularly noticeable on hot days. A nice addition to any tea. Honeybees love it. | | | Catnips & calamints Description Page |
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