My cat loved to laze in the sun next to the catmint. When she passed, that is where we interred her.

Kitty has a nice, shiny coat and does seem drawn to that catmint. Around here we have catnip that grows wild and my cats really like it. .....I like those succulents.

That was a nice thing to do. I bet she loves it. The succulents are beautiful! What is the tal one in the center of the large flat bowl? I love it.

dam drug addicts ... cant keep them out of the yard.. lol .. ken

^^ Yea. LOL!

jacey-it's echeveria pulidonis.

Love it, Dave.

beautiful yard and cat

While I was planting Walkers low my cat came over and started eating the leaves. He also tried to rolling in it lol

I know this is an older thread, but I just planted some walkers low. will I have a problem with neighborhood cats being drawn to it, and will they destroy it? There a quite a few strays that cut through my yard, wondering if this was a mistake to plant

Jaime, there's an even older thread that talks about this. Some people have cats going wild for this and others have cats that don't notice their catmint/nepeta.

I believe this is the thread:

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/does-catmint-attract-cats-and-alternatives-dsvw-vd~1638748?n=21

I used to have a long row of walker's low along the fence, and found cats in it all the time! I would find flattened patches of it from time to time, but I wouldn't say it was destroyed. I finally pulled it this fall because it simply didn't look attractive after it peaked in the spring and I wasn't willing to keep cutting it back. The cat patches weren't helpful but not my major beef with it.

Thanks!!

Those succulents! Oh, my goodness! I tried growing some this year for the first time. I must be the only person that can kill them in record time.

Jaime, I actually planted Walker's Low in the hopes of pleasing my previous cat, who used to keep me company in the garden. She had no interest. In fact, she acted like I was trying to poison her.

A neighbor's cat occasionally checks it out. It is a flopper, though, so what he does to it really makes no difference. I'm happy to have him in my yard as a rabbit and squirrel deterrent. Other local cats ignore it. My own present cat is not allowed outside. The catmint is a heavy and continuous bloomer so even if it's floppy by nature or due to occasional feline enjoyment, I'll keep it. It's not in an area where formal neatness is needed, rather, in a cottage type garden.

I have a cat-shaped hole in my front garden with catmint.