Nepeta mussinii My wedding journal Deadhead for continued flowering and

Deadhead for continued flowering and cut when the flowers are fully open

Plants can be divided in early spring or autumn

Plants form a mound of large glossy heart-shaped leaves and are covered with the cheerful little white flowers with purple freckles in spring right through to autumn

The stems are so chalky in appearance that they appear to be white and they make a fantastic statement on their own

Disbudding will improve the size of the flowers you can simply leave sprays to develop

Nepeta mussinii My wedding journal Deadhead for continued flowering andThis is a sterile hybrid perennial catmint which forms a spreading clump to 60 cm tall and spreading to as much as 90 cm wide. Gray green leaves and lavender blue flowers are highly aromatic. Plants 30cm apart and shear after flowering to repeat bloom. Plant in full sun for best blooms and enjoy the vast array of bees, butterflies and other pollinators as they forage all over this lovely plant! Pot size: 1 Litre