Catnip- Catmint - Nepeta CATARIA - 2 GRAM ~ Approx 2660 Seeds

Easy to grow and I now have lots of catnip in a trough planter in the back yard. Our yard is a typical terrace house back yard, long and narrow with not a lot of direct sunlight and only along one end. These seeds were sown liberally into a planter with compost and then watered, I am not a proper gardener, but they quickly sprouted and grew, we now have a small sea of catnip plants. Great value, cats love it.

Good quality seeds. I didn't bother with the cold stratification method and just planted them in compost. It took a few weeks but all have germinated. Good amount for the price, very pleased.

Left my partner to sow these seeds, and he sowed the lot in one large seed box. He placed them in the greenhouse and I've been checking them regularly, and watering of course. A few plants appear to be thriving, but not as many as I expected. I know I have to get these plants to a decent size and strength before putting them into the garden, as my cats goes bonkers for cat mint, but I am a little disappointed with the progress. Maybe some more sunshine, and I'll get a better harvest? but so far they are only a few plants growing that have any strength.

Sow seeds in coldframe outside. They've all germinated and now potted on. Lots of seed left to use in future.

Not very impressed! Weather has been great and nothing grows... will have to get seeds from somewhere else!

Bought 1 pack and had lacklustre results. There was catnip that grew, but not as much as there should have been. Then the cat got to it before it was well enough established and decimated the pot. Bought a second packet and the seeds never germinated. Saw someone else's review about it growing but the cat hasn't touched any yet: what you've grown is not catnip, that's why! Then there's someone who paid a lot for cress. And someone else looks to be growing nettles in a pot. Catnip doesn't have dark green, spiky, prickly leaves. It has smooth edges and soft leaves and grows like a bush, not as a single, long straight stem vertically up. That's a bad growth if it looks like that. Definitely won't be buying from this retailer again because it's clearly not premium catnip seeds they're sending out. Think I'll just spend the extra cash and get a potted bush to save the hassle of being ripped off fod seeds.

Great, my cat loves them 🐾 very easy to grow, Attracts other cats too

Growing nicely in my garden. Keep covered in a net and the cats will stay away until fully grown 😀