Catmint may not be quite the same as catnip, but for humans, it might be a wonderful addition to your flower bed. Here are ...

Catmint is a common name applied to a number of species and hybrids in the genus Nepeta, so there will be variations in flower color and size. However in general, catmint has a neater, more ...

Catmint is the common name for many cultivars, each with its own name, such as Dawn to Dusk with pink flowers, White Wonder and Snowflake with white flowers, and Dropmore with dark blue flowers ...

If you’re not growing catmint (Nepeta), why not? ... Purrsian Blue, for example, forms a dense mound no more than 18 inches tall. Cat’s Meow is slightly taller.

Every now and then when I’m out walking my dog, a whiff of wet dirt mixed with dead leaves and dog feces gives my flagging spirits a boost. This, too, shall pass. By that, I mean winter. Now … ...

Catmint deserves a second look today as a natural insect repellent for green homes. Plant anywhere there is risk of infestation. But don't worry about kittie overdosing because somehow, cats all ...

Most Catmint varieties thrive in dry soil, but Nepeta subsessile, Nepeta Kubica, and Nepeta nuda prefer moister soil. Plants can rot, die in permanently wet soils, and struggle in deep shade.

LEOMINSTER -The Grande Dragon Sentinel sculpture guards the garden of TelegramTowns reader Ginette Hebert of Leominster, who shares this photo with us. The plants are, from left, Centranthus ...