Some cats are fools for catnip.
Just a whiff of this mysterious mint turns many of them into zany, weaving, silly clowns. Learn how to grow your own catnip. Believe us, Kitty will thank you. Start with seeds You can usually get a packet for a couple of dollars from a local nursery or home supply store. Plant outside Sow the seeds in rows 18 inches apart in a garden or in one row down the middle of a flower box at least 16 inches wide and 10 inches deep.