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Sat, Jun 23, 12 at 17:08
| I have a 'Sweet Dreams' Nepata that I want to plant in the
dry top of a pond fountain. It is a large container and I want the catmint to return every year. Should I use top soil or potting soil? |
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| Zone 5? You're going to have problems with getting that plant through the winter in a pot unless you can remove the pot and insulate it somehow to prevent the freeze/thaw cycle. Heck, mint won't survive a winter in a pot for me. Kevin |
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