Botanical name: Nepeta x faassenii 'Walker's Low'Common name: Walker’s Low catmintUSDA zones: 3-8Water requirement: Regular water until established; then low water needsSun requirement: Prefers full sun; partial shade in hotter climatesMature size: 2-3’ h x 2-3’ spreadGrowth rate: Medium; faster in warmer climatesTolerances: Drought, deer, rabbit, no significant pest problemsEnvironmental benefits: Attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, bees. Your cat will love it, too.

Walker’s Low catmint

Catmint

color..... and it repels mosquitoes

Catmint

drought, deer, rabbit tolerant

Walker's Low Catmintbirds, butterflies, hummingbirds and bees (and cats)3 to 8spring and fall

Walker's Low Catmint

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Walker's low catmint

Walkers Low Catmint

ground cover, borders

Walkers low catmint - need more!

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Walker' Low Catmint - Nepeta x faassenii

meadow walk

Walkers Low catmint zones 3-8, prefers full sun to part shade.

Color combinations

walker's low catmint

drought, deer tolerance full sun - part shade

catmint

For RC Ranch.

Gardens - catmint good idea - would it work in Ottawa?

ground cover

catmint

Inverness

Catmint. Survives cold.

Botanical name: Nepeta x faassenii 'Walker's Low' Common name: Walker’s Low catmint

catmint

Walkers Low Catmint--likes full sun--2-3'H x 2-3'spread Tolerances: rabbit, no significant pest problems. Attracts: butterflies, bees hummingbirds and cats love it.

Botanical name: Nepeta x faassenii 'Walker's Low' Common name: Walker’s Low catmint USDA zones: 3-8 Water requirement: Regular water until established; then low water needs Sun requirement: Prefers full sun; partial shade in hotter climates Mature size: 2-3’ h x 2-3’ spread Growth rate: Medium; faster in warmer climates Tolerances: Drought, deer, rabbit, no significant pest problems Environmental benefits: Attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, bees. Your cat will love it, too.

catmint and companion plants

Walkers low catmint

Walker's Low Catmint

Catmint attracts hummingbirds

color bit of height ground cover

color

Catmint for ground cover

catmint and poppies

Walker’s Low catmint

Walkers Low catmint/Nepeta x fassenii

color

the color

flowers

breeze, relaxing and looking at the pretty flowers

there is nothing more modern or forward-thinking in garden design than monochromatic mass plantings

Walker's Low catmint

Nepeta x faassenii 'Walker's Low'

Nepeta x faassenii 'Walker's Low' (catmint)

Walker's catmint -- full sun (by shop?)

It provides a good groundcover in large-scale plantings without the mat-like effect associated with traditional groundcovers. Its small gray-green leaves and blue color make it a perfect choice as a foil to bolder textures and colors.”

Botanical name: Nepeta x faassenii 'Walker's Low' Common name: Walker’s Low catmint USDA zones: 3-8 Water requirement: Regular water until established; then low water needs Sun requirement: Prefers full sun; partial shade in hotter climates Mature size: 2-3’ h x 2-3’ spread Growth rate: Medium; faster in warmer climates Tolerances: Drought, deer, rabbit, no significant pest problems Environmental benefits: Attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, bees. Your cat will love it, too.

CaTMiNt

catmint is deer resistant grows 2-3 feet ground cover drought resistant

Flowers

Catnip

cat mint

Botanical name: Nepeta x faassenii 'Walker's Low' Common name: Walker’s Low catmint USDA zones: 3-8 Water requirement: Regular water until established; then low water needs Sun requirement: Prefers full sun; partial shade in hotter climates Mature size: 2-3’ h x 2-3’ spread Growth rate: Medium; faster in warmer climates Tolerances: Drought, deer, rabbit, no significant pest problems Environmental benefits: Attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, bees. Your cat will love it, too.

must have

Purple flowers

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Walker's Low Catmint

garden colors

Catmint - Nepefa

Walker’s Low catmint

walkers low catmine

Walkers low catmint

Botanical name: Nepeta x faassenii 'Walker's Low' Common name: Walker’s Low catmint USDA zones: 3-8 Water requirement: Regular water until established; then low water needs Sun requirement: Prefers full sun; partial shade in hotter climates Mature size: 2-3’ h x 2-3’ spread Growth rate: Medium; faster in warmer climates Tolerances: Drought, deer, rabbit, no significant pest problems Environmental benefits: Attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, bee

Catmint

Walker low catmint

purple flowers

want poppies

Love this plant!

Walker’s Low catmint

catmint

“Catmint has become a reliable companion for me on both coasts of the country,” notes landscape designer Brian Maloney. “On the East Coast, it has become a real workhorse in my recent gardens. It provides a good groundcover in large-scale plantings without the mat-like effect associated with traditional groundcovers. Its small gray-green leaves and blue color make it a perfect choice as a foil to bolder textures and colors.” Botanical name: Nepeta x faassenii 'Walker's Low' Common name: Walker’s Low catmint USDA zones: 3-8 Water requirement: Regular water until established; then low water needs Sun requirement: Prefers full sun; partial shade in hotter climates Mature size: 2-3’ h x 2-3’ spread Growth rate: Medium; faster in warmer climates Tolerances: Drought, deer, rabbit, no significant pest problems Environmental benefits: Attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, bees. Your cat will love it, too.

Cat mint

Purplevplant

Cat mint - walkers low

Blue flowers

Catmint

purple and green combination - plant some with irises under magnolia

grasses

Poppy

Catmint

Botanical name: Nepeta x faassenii 'Walker's Low' Common name: Walker’s Low catmint USDA zones: 3-8 Water requirement: Regular water until established; then low water needs Sun requirement: Prefers full sun; partial shade in hotter climates Mature size: 2-3’ h x 2-3’ spread Growth rate: Medium; faster in warmer climates Tolerances: Drought, deer, rabbit, no significant pest problems Environmental benefits: Attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, bees. Your cat will love it, too. by Brian Maloney Design Associates by Brian Maloney Design Associates Distinguishing traits. The billowy, loose, mounding form of Walker’s Low catmint is punctuated every spring and fall with an influx of its identifying purplish-blue flowers. Catmint’s prolific blooms are distinctive and long-lasting, but you can also enjoy the subtle minty aroma of its grayish green foliage year-round. While the name may suggest a vertically challenged specimen, Walker's Low is anything but. Sprawling foliage and upright flower stalks means that this plant is going to grow up and out. by Brian Maloney Design Associates by Brian Maloney Design Associates How to use it. Named for the English garden where it was first selected, Walker’s Low catmint has become synonymous with traditional cottage and perennial gardens as a pathway edging or casually cascading over garden walls. While its dainty purple flower and form can serve as the perfect contrast to a classic English rose garden, there is nothing more modern or forward-thinking in garden design than monochromatic mass plantings, and this plant fits right in. Consider planting a field of catmint — like the garden above — as your frost-friendly lavender replacement. With an open arching form, Walker’s Low catmint can also be used as a groundcover alternative and is an effective and low-maintenance space-filling solution. Don’t worry if you don’t have square footage to spare; catmint is another prime candidate for container gardening. Regardless of where you plant, include a sprig or two in any floral arrangement, as the fragrance of its flowers as well as its foliage will enhance any space. by Brian Maloney Design Associates by Brian Maloney Design Associates Before you plant. You can expect flowers from this plant beginning in early spring, and by shearing the spent flowers and foliage in late summer, you can prolong its bloom and promote new growth well into fall with a second flowering. While individual plants may look dwarfed in their beds after planting or cutting back, they will be back with a vengeance—so give them some room when you plant, spacing 2'–3’ apart. Walker’s Low catmint is as tough and easy to grow as they come. Thriving in sandy well-drained soil, this cold-hardy cultivar can handle freezing temperatures that dip well below 0 degrees Fahrenheit. Take that, seasonal blues!

along fence?????

Walker's Low Catmint, zones 3-8...

Botanical name: Nepeta x faassenii 'Walker's Low' Common name: Walker’s Low catmint USDA zones: 3-8 Water requirement: Regular water until established; then low water needs Sun requirement: Prefers full sun; partial shade in hotter climates Mature size: 2-3’ h x 2-3’ spread Growth rate: Medium; faster in warmer climates Tolerances: Drought, deer, rabbit, no significant pest problems Environmental benefits: Attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, bees. Your cat will love it, too.

Flowers

the puple flowering

Catmint, nice natural look

Walker's Low catmint zones 3-8

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Catmint

flower combination

good plant idea

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Walker's Low Catmint

Landscape idea

Walkers Low Catmint (purple flower)

walkers low catmint

Great ground cover