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Catnip tea is the most relaxing of all herbal teas. Not exactly tasty however. Honey does help. Your cat will not find Catnip relaxing! This is easy to grow from seed, but it is a bit of a slow germinator.
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Lemon Catnip Nepeta cataria v. citrata Medicinal 2-3 ft. Hardy Perennial Known to be used medicinally as a digestive or sleeping aid, the lemon-scented leaves make a fine tea. Use dried or fresh to bring pleasure to your feline friends. Excellent as a companion plant, deterring aphids and several types of beetles. Scarify seeds to aid germination by rubbing lightly back and forth 3 or 4 times between sheets of extra-fine sandpaper. Start indoors or sow outdoors up to 2 months before the last frost. Thin plants...
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Catnip Cert. Organic Seeds, 6 Packets: J
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Catnip tea is the most relaxing of all herbal teas. Not exactly tasty however. Honey does help. Your cat will not find Catnip relaxing!
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Catnip is an easy to grow, highly ornamental herb with fragrant gray-green leaves and clusters of lavender or white flowers at branch ends in late spring and early summer. Green or dried, leaves can be used to make soothing teas for upset stomaches, nervous headaches or colds. Of course cats find it beyond compare and will appreciate having some of this fresh herb added to their meals. Attracts bees. A 2-3 foot perennial. Packet is 1 gram, about 1,600 seeds.
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HARVEST : Harvest individual leaves when the plants have become established. Top ¾ of plant may be harvested starting the second year. To dry, hang branches upside down in a well-ventilated, dry location out of sunlight.
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Downy, green foliage with dense, white-green flowering racemes. Sedative and calming tea; aromatic, favorite of cats and children.
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Catnip Herb Seed
Catnip Herb Seed Specifications Season: Perennial Zones: 3 - 8 Height: 24 inches Bloom Color: Soft Lavendar-Blue Bloom Season: Early Summer to Late Summer Environment: Full Sun Soil Requirement: Dry and Well Drained Approximate Seeds Per Ounce: 35,000 Catnip Herb Seed Overview Catnip flower seed brings the good animals into the garden and keeps the pests away! Irresistible to cats and bees, it is a spreading, carefree joy in the bed or border, blooming all summer with fragrant flowers and...
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Catnip Seeds Catnip Seeds Nepeta cataria Organic Seeds Approximately 150+ seeds Attraction for the Felines with gray-green leaves and white flowers. Grow your own! Make your own kitty toys and teas! Growing Information: Germination Time: 7-10 days. Sow in Spring or Fall Seed Direct or Transplant. Catnip prefers Sun Space plant 12 - 18 inches apart Height: 24 - 48 inches When started indoors: Harvest in 75 - 85 days. Medicinal: Leaves and Flower Tops known to be used as a gentle antispasmodic and...
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Organic Catnip Seeds from Alchemy Works - Seeds for Magick Herbs and Pagan Gardens
Kittens are not usually affected by this herb, only adult cats. Not all cats like catnip, and they all react to it differently. Some just get sleepy, some get silly, and some get ricochet off the walls and will even growl at it--or at their friends if they try to take it away from them. Drugs do terrible things to people.:) I have catnip growing all around a shed, and all kinds of cats drop by to have a nip. I have seen feral cats bend the plants over to harvest just the tiniest top leaves. These...
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Grow in full sun or partial shade. Sow in the fall or as soon as ground can be worked in spring. Catnip prefers well-drained soil, moderate moisture. Increase harvest by pinching plants back when first flower buds appear. To harvest, cut and dry top leaves and flowers.
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Use as a treat for cats, who love to smell and rub against its leaves. Or, dry and sew into cat toys. Steep the dried leaves in boiling water to make a tea. Perennial, hardy in zones 3-9. Also makes a wonderful houseplant. Height: 18".
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Catnip, Nepeta cataria
Catnip is a fragrant, perennial herb, that is irresistable to cats. Catnip can be made into a tea to calm upset stomachs, headaches and colds. Flowers are irresistable to bees.
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Smaller and stronger smelling than Official Catnip, this pretty, lavender-flowered herb is official to the Chinese pharmacopoeia. Mild hemostatic, used to stem internal bleeding.
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Considered primarily indigenous to the Mediterranean shores, fennel has been closely associated with ancient cultures and followed the spread of civilization. Fennel is mentioned in Greek legends, poetry, and other ancient writings, and praised for its medicinal value in many aspects of health and longevity. Today, fennel is used primarily for digestive concerns and gastrointestinal afflictions. Some scientific research has demonstrated that colicky babies can benefit from supplementation of...
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(Nepeta cataria): [P4/70oF/Lt/7-21/tp/sun/24-30 in.] Use this mint for teas, or for amusing your cat. Note that only about two out of three cats are amused: the remainder who do not have the dominant gene for this response are bored by this plant. Medicinal: Traditionally used for colds and flu primarily as a diaphoretic for feverish conditions. Nepetalactone, the primary ingredient of the essential oil is chemically similar to the sedative constituents of valerian. Pkt.(0.45 g, 650 seeds...
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Catnip Herb Seed Specifications Season: Perennial Zones: 3 - 8 Height: 24 inches Bloom Color: Soft Lavendar-Blue Bloom Season: Early Summer to Late Summer Environment: Full Sun Soil Requirement: Dry and Well Drained Approximate Seeds Per Ounce: 35,000 Catnip Herb Seed Overview Catnip flower seed brings the good animals into the garden and keeps the pests away! Irresistible to cats and bees, it is a spreading, carefree joy in the bed or border, blooming all summer with fragrant flowers and...
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Use as a treat for cats, who love to smell and rub against its leaves. Or, dry and sew into cat toys. Steep the dried leaves in boiling water to make a tea. Perennial, hardy in zones 3-9. Also makes a wonderful houseplant. Height: 18".
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CATNIP: (Nepeta catoria) A Druid sacred herb. The root and leaf scent, minty with cat pheromone overtones, intoxicates cats and repels rats and flea beetles. The tender leaves are added to salads and flavor meat. They can also be brewed as tea and were used before China tea was imported. The leaves and flowering tops treat colds, calm upset stomachs, reduce fevers, and soothe headaches and scalp irritations. When smoked, leaves give mild euphoria with no harmful effects. Parts Used: Leaf Magical...
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The Catnip seed card is whimsically illustrated with a thoughtful kitty peering through the garden flowers.
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Catnip
Makes a soothing herbal tea. Cats love it! Attracts bees. Spreads rapidly. A member of the mint family. Perennial.
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The Cat Grass Plus is a premium catnip seed kit that is easy to grow. It allows cat owners to grow fresh, natural catnip indoors for their pets. To use, Sprinkle Catnip Seeds Over Mix. Cover Seeds and Water Every Two Weeks. Let it Dry Out Between Waterings. Place In Warm, Lighted Area Avoiding Direct Sunlight. Move Seedlings to Direct Sunlight Once Germinated. Transplant to Larger Pot At One Inch High. Product contains Aged Pine Bark Peat Moss Perlite Vermiculite Hardwood Charcoal Plantagel and Nepeta...
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