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QAUZUY GARDEN 50 Seeds Catmint Seeds- 'Blue Wonder'-(Nepeta Mussinii)-Perennial Compact Heat Tolerant - Beautiful Ground Lawn Covers- Low-
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Feature. Nepeta has slightly aromatic gray-green foliage with a delicate, lacy appearance. Its billowing foliage is topped with spikes of flowers in early summer with repeat blooms throughout the season. USDA Hardiness Zone. Catmint is a very beautiful herb grown in 4-8(USDA). Planting time. Start the seeds indoors six to eight weeks before the …
Feature. Nepeta has slightly aromatic gray-green foliage with a delicate, lacy appearance. Its billowing foliage is topped with spikes of flowers in early summer with repeat blooms throughout the season. USDA Hardiness Zone. Catmint is a very beautiful herb grown in 4-8(USDA). Planting time. Start the seeds indoors six to eight weeks before the last spring frost in seed flats or small pots filled with potting soil mix. Sow. Press the seeds into the potting soil mix and only cover the seeds very lightly with the soil. Keep soil moist until germination. Seedlings emerge in 5-20 days. Sun. You will get the best flowering if you plant your catmint in full sun, however, the plants will also grow well in partial shade. Catmint (Nepeta) is a genus of perennial herbs in the mint family that also includes catnip (Nepeta cataria). They are extremely easy-to-grow plants with few pests or problems. Nepeta has slightly aromatic gray-green foliage with a delicate, lacy appearance. Its billowing foliage is topped with spikes of flowers in early summer with repeat blooms throughout the season. The flowers can be white, pink, or lavender-blue. Growing Catmint From Seeds Start the seeds indoors six to eight weeks before the last spring frost in seed flats or small pots filled with potting soil mix. Press the seeds into the potting soil mix and only cover the seeds very lightly with soil because they need light to germinate. Pinch the growth tips of the seedlings once they are two to three inches tall so the plants grow bushy rather than tall and leggy. When all danger of frost has passed, plant them in a garden bed or in larger containers.
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Feature. Nepeta has slightly aromatic gray-green foliage with a delicate, lacy appearance. Its billowing foliage is topped with spikes of flowers in early summer with repeat blooms throughout the season. USDA Hardiness Zone. Catmint is a very beautiful herb grown in 4-8(USDA). Planting time. Start the seeds indoors six to eight weeks before the last spring frost in seed flats or small pots filled with potting soil mix. Sow. Press the seeds into the potting soil mix and only cover the seeds very lightly with the soil. Keep soil moist until germination. Seedlings emerge in 5-20 days. Sun. You will get the best flowering if you plant your catmint in full sun, however, the plants will also grow well in partial shade. Catmint (Nepeta) is a genus of perennial herbs in the mint family that also includes catnip (Nepeta cataria). They are extremely easy-to-grow plants with few pests or problems. Nepeta has slightly aromatic gray-green foliage with a delicate, lacy appearance. Its billowing foliage is topped with spikes of flowers in early summer with repeat blooms throughout the season. The flowers can be white, pink, or lavender-blue. Growing Catmint From Seeds Start the seeds indoors six to eight weeks before the last spring frost in seed flats or small pots filled with potting soil mix. Press the seeds into the potting soil mix and only cover the seeds very lightly with soil because they need light to germinate. Pinch the growth tips of the seedlings once they are two to three inches tall so the plants grow bushy rather than tall and leggy. When all danger of frost has passed, plant them in a garden bed or in larger containers.