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Sat, Dec 10, 11 at 16:51
| I tried to wintersow catmint last year with seeds from Parks. They sprouted very well but I somehow managed to kill them. It didn't seem like they ever got too wet or too dry - not quite sure what happened. Has anyone who has had success with winter sowing catmint noticed anything that might improve my success with it - since I love catmint in my desert garden I am going to try again. |
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| Are you talking about Napeta? It's easy to WS here in Columbus, same as everything else. |
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- Posted by aklinda 7 (lindanewland@myway.com) on Sun, Dec 11, 11 at 20:49
| Yes - Nepeta - I have quite a bit of it in my garden but have been paying for grown plants from the nursery or Bluestone. I'll hope for better luck this year. |
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| Hi Linda. I ws for the first time last year and catmint, Nepeta, is one of the first things I sowed. I ended up with a very large pot spilling over. It did great and I didn't do anything special for it. Other things I tried (petunias) did nothing and it seems everyone else on the forum grew beautiful petunias! Try again and you will probably have success. Good luck. Linda |
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