Drought-Tolerant

Our catmint is exceptionally drought-tolerant once established, making it a great choice for low-water gardens. This resilient plant thrives in poor soils and can withstand dry conditions while maintaining its vibrant appearance, ensuring your garden remains lush even during hot spells.

Versatile Uses

The Nepeta seeds can be used in a variety of ways!.Its fragrant leaves can be harvested to make soothing herbal teas or added to potpourri. Additionally, the beautiful blooms make it an excellent choice for borders or mixed flower arrangements, giving both aesthetics and functionality.

Pollinator-Friendly

Our cat mint plant is a haven for pollinators! The vibrant purple flowers attract bees and butterflies, promoting biodiversity in your garden. By planting our catmint seeds, you not only beautify your space but also create a welcoming environment for essential pollinators.

Low Maintenance

Our catmint plants live as hardy perennials that require minimal care, making them perfect for gardeners of all experience levels. Thriving in poor soils and dry conditions, this resilient plant ensures a lush, fragrant garden without the need for constant upkeep, season after season.

Catmint (Nepeta Nervosa Pink Cat) - Your cats will love you if you start Catmint seeds in your garden! They will nip at the leaves, roll in the plant and maybe even take a nap in it! Nepeta Nervosa Catmint is an early blooming and mounding variety that forms beautiful large, pink spikes that are fragrant and will attract hummingbirds, butterflies and bees. The plants make a beautiful display in any xeriscape flower garden, and work well in containers on your patio as well. It is compact, heat and drought tolerant and a member of the mint family with aromatic leaves, and it also is a perennial that will bloom the first year if the flower seeds are sown early in the growing season. Catmint flower seeds produce a great general ground cover, accent plant, pathway edger, or rock garden specimen.

Establishing this ground cover from flower seed is not a challenge due to the fact that Catmint plants are not particular about soil, tolerating a wide range of texture and pH. It does, however, need good drainage and without it will develop crown rot. Shearing the plant after the first bloom will encourage a second and possibly third bloom. After the danger of frost has passed, in a prepared seedbed that is in full sun to partial shade, sow the Nepeta seeds directly outdoors. Press the flower seeds into the soil but do not cover them, and keep them moist until germination. Thin the seedlings to 12 inches apart and pinch off the growing tips to promote a bushy growth habit.