Dwarf Catnip

Dwarf catnip
Vigorous, drought tolerant, hardy, Catmint 'Little Trudy' (Nepeta x psfike) is a dwarf, compact form of catmint with a low spreading habit and a long blooming season. Atop a finely textured, aromatic, silvery foliage, its profuse purple-violet flowers are on permanent display from late spring to late summer.
Does dwarf catmint spread?
CATMINT VARIETIES Nepeta subsessilis (Japanese catmint): Unlike other varieties, this one prefers moist soil and partial shade, making it a good option for cooler, wetter climates. Nepeta racemosa (Persian or dwarf catmint): This low-growing species forms rounded mounds that spread as wide as the plants are tall.
Is catnip invasive in the US?
Naturalized means the non-native catnip can reproduce and stick around on its own without people purposely planting it. Currently, catnip is NOT listed as a state noxious weed or regulated plant in Minnesota. Still, some states such as West Virginia consider catnip an invasive species.













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