Its soft grayish leaves and blue flowers, which are borne in masses, provide colour and contrast to ornamental borders and herb gardens. Cats will revel in catmint but not as much as in catnip. Your catmint is a hardy perennial that prefers full sun and a well-drained soil. It grows about 30cm high and should be spaced 20cm apart. Propagate from cuttings.
Plants are available from nurseries year round.
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