Purrsian Blue Catmint Ge Exc Yellow-edged leaves complement green-streaked

Yellow-edged leaves complement green-streaked

Milkweeds are crucial to the monarch's survival

Glossy foliage

They also are wonderful companions to such varieties as hostas and ferns that appear later in spring

heat-tolerant perennial that keeps its handsome foliage until the first frost

Purrsian Blue Catmint Ge Exc Yellow-edged leaves complement green-streakedLow maintenance perennial blooms for monthsand attracts bees and butterflies with its fragrant, periwinkle blue flowers. It nearly doubles its spread in the second year. Like other catmints, it releases a cat attracting fragrance when its stems are broken; unlike others, its tidy habit won't get "leggy" during its flowering period. Drought tolerant plant looks stunning planted near the edges of flowerbeds or in herb gardens. Rabbit and deer resistant.