Nepeta ‘Purple Haze’

This wonderful hybrid catmint is a fabulous addition to any sunny garden. 'Purple Haze' forms a silver mat with purple-blue flower spikes that look like Buddleias. The plants have a clean habit and bloom all summer long. No maintenance because it rarely gets messy! Can be used in the front of borders and mixed beds, as a groundcover on banks, or in a rock garden. A very versatile plant.

USDA Hardiness Zone(s): 6-10
Size (HT/W/FL HT): 4″ / 30″ / 7″
Exposure: Full Sun
Bloom Time(s): June, July, August, September, October

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Common Name Catmint
Family Lamiaceae
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US Patent # PP23180
EU Grant # EU35861
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Dormancy Winter
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How Different? It has a clean mat habit with continuous bloom of purple blue spikes all summer long.
Landscape Value Groundcover, edging, dry garden or rock garden.
Most Active Growing Season
Persistence Evergreen
Size (HT/W/FL HT) 4" / 30" / 7"
Soil (Garden) Well drained, low organic soils best.
Water (Garden) Needs some summer watering. It will take drought once established.
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Comments Easy to grow in full sun with good drainage. It forms a clean mat that blooms all summer. Named by a reader in a contest that ran in Birds & Blooms Magazine in spring 2010.