NEPETA 'Six Hills Giant'
This is one of the old traditional varieties, it is still a very good plant for the larger garden or for mixed borders. It makes large clumps with tall flower spikes and is best planted where it can..
NEPETA grandiflora 'Bramdean'
NEPETA grandiflora 'Summer Magic' PBR
This excellent variety would be an ideal substitute for a lavender hedge in soils where lavender does not thrive. It was a new introduction in 2013, launched at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
NEPETA racemosa 'Walker's Low'
This perennial has beautiful large, lilac blue flowers that appear above grey foliage. Do not be fooled by the name! This is named after a place in Yorkshire where 'Low' means a 'hill'.
NEPETA x faassenii
This perennial has small lilac-blue flowers that appear just above a low mound of green foliage.
NEPETA x faassenii 'Kit Kat'
In full bloom 'Kit Kat' is a stunning sight with densely packed intense lavender-blue flowers on petite upright spikes that flower all summer long over neat scented green foliage. Bees just love it.
NEPETA 'Chettle Blue'
Nepeta are stalwarts of sunny, pollinators friendly gardens and are incredibly hardy, most surviving down to -20 degrees C.
NEPETA 'Leeds Castle'
NEPETA cyanea
NEPETA kubanica has unusually large flowers for a catmint. From mid to late summer it produces tall and plump flowerspikes of deep purplish blue blooms
NEPETA govaniana
This Nepeta is an unusual one with pale lemon-yellow flowers that appear over very fragrant lemon scented foliage. It would be ideal planted where you can benefit from this light fragrance given off..
NEPETA grandiflora 'Dawn to Dusk'
The grandiflora Nepetas have an erect and upright habit not requiring any staking. This form has pale pink flowers that contrast well with their dark flower stems.
NEPETA Neptune ('Bokratune')
This compact, bushy perennial loves full sun and free draining soil. Once established it is relatively drought tolerant and is highly attractive to bees, butterflies and other pollinators.
