💙Neptune Catmint 💐 seeds-Non-GMO

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          Description

          Catmint, or Nepeta racemosa, is a perennial herbaceous plant with clusters of purple or blue flowers. The leaves are arranged opposite each other, typical of the mint family, and possess the characteristic fragrance of the Lamiaceae family.

          Details

          Botanical Name Nepeta kubanica 'Neptune'
          Form Perennial
          Hardiness Zone 4-9
          Flowering Time Early to late summer
          Light Requirements  Full Sun, Partial Shade
          Flower Color Bright violet-grey-blue flowers
          Flower Form Terminal raceme of labiate flowers, 2" diameter
          Foliage Type Grey-green in color; lance-shaped foliage
          Growth Rate Medium
          Height/Habit 14 inches
          Spread 12 inches

          Planting information

          • Choose the Right Location: Catmint typically prefers ample sunlight, so select a sunny location for planting. While it adapts to drier conditions, providing some afternoon shade in hotter regions may be beneficial.

          • Soil: Use well-draining soil to prevent the plants from sitting in waterlogged conditions. Adding organic matter around the plants can enhance soil fertility.

          • Moderate Irrigation: Catmint is somewhat drought-tolerant, so avoid overwatering. Water regularly to keep the soil consistently moist, but ensure there is no standing water.

          • Pruning: Regularly trim the plants, especially after the flowering period, to encourage new growth and maintain a compact shape. Harvesting leaves or flowers during pruning can be done for making cat toys or for drying.

          • Fertilization: Apply a balanced fertilizer at the beginning of the growing season to promote healthy growth. However, avoid over-fertilization, as Catmint typically doesn't require overly nutrient-rich soil.

          • Indoor Planting: If your climate isn't suitable for outdoor cultivation, consider planting Catmint indoors. Ensure adequate sunlight and provide appropriate humidity when needed.

          • Watch for Pests and Diseases: Regularly inspect the plants for potential diseases or pests. If necessary, take appropriate measures, such as using organic insecticides or removing infected plant parts.

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