Catnip Seeds | Northern Seeds
This hardy perennial in the mint family makes a pretty compact stand about two feet high. Leaves and flowers can be dried for your cat‘s enjoyment. Some cats come help themselves in garden too.
+/- 100 Seeds
Certified organic by Quebec Vrai
Growing recommendations
Perennial. Ideally, start seeds in flats in the early spring. Transplant to pots or trays after the plant develops true leaves and in the garden in the late spring to mid summer (6 weeks or so after seeding). Space plants 12”-18” apart. Seeds can also be direct-sown in the garden in early to mid summer. Tolerates some shade, but full sun is ideal.
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Catnip Seeds | Northern Seeds
Catnip Seeds | Northern Seeds
This hardy perennial in the mint family makes a pretty compact stand about two feet high. Leaves and flowers can be dried for your cat‘s enjoyment. Some cats come help themselves in garden too.
+/- 100 Seeds
Certified organic by Quebec Vrai
Growing recommendations
Perennial. Ideally, start seeds in flats in the early spring. Transplant to pots or trays after the plant develops true leaves and in the garden in the late spring to mid summer (6 weeks or so after seeding). Space plants 12”-18” apart. Seeds can also be direct-sown in the garden in early to mid summer. Tolerates some shade, but full sun is ideal.
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This hardy perennial in the mint family makes a pretty compact stand about two feet high. Leaves and flowers can be dried for your cat‘s enjoyment. Some cats come help themselves in garden too.
+/- 100 Seeds
Certified organic by Quebec Vrai
Growing recommendations
Perennial. Ideally, start seeds in flats in the early spring. Transplant to pots or trays after the plant develops true leaves and in the garden in the late spring to mid summer (6 weeks or so after seeding). Space plants 12”-18” apart. Seeds can also be direct-sown in the garden in early to mid summer. Tolerates some shade, but full sun is ideal.
