Catmint - Walker's Low - Nepeta Native Leaves turn interesting shades of

Leaves turn interesting shades of orange in fall making this and easy to care for plant with season long interest

They are sure to be a heavenly presence in your garden

The show doesn't stop after the blooms fade

Use it to naturalize a large area or pair it with individual plants in a garden bed for a spectacular display

The golden falls redbud was cultivated and introduced by the JC Raulston Arboretum at NC State University

Catmint - Walker's Low - Nepeta Native Leaves turn interesting shades ofCatmint or catnip is an easy to grow and care for plant that sprouts lovely purple flowers in the spring. The name Walker's Low comes from the slight weeping habit that this plant has with 2 to 3 foot stems arching down to 18 to 20 inches. The plant has a nice aromatic scent that cats actually do love. For those looking for an easy to grow perennial that yields good color through late spring and summer nepeta is an excellent choice. *Photo Credit: