Six Hills Giant Catmint

If you're looking to add a touch of color and fragrance to your landscape but are not yet sure where, then this plant is a perfect choice for you. It will fit into any part of your landscape as it's excellent for various uses from borders, edges, and containers to flower beds. It reaches up to 2 feet in height and 3 feet in width at maturity. It usually reaches maturity approximately 2-5 years after planting. The foliage is aromatic, in shades of grey-green. The flowers bloom in spring, and they look lovely against the cool tones of the foliage. They are small and purple, held in clusters on upright stems.

• Herbaceous perennial
• Clumping growth habit
• Fast growth rate
• Highly versatile
• Fragrant foliage against purple flowers

Hardy in zones 3-8, this plant will fare well in the North Texas climate. Prefers full sun, but doesn't mind partial shade. Plant it in well-drained soil.