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Barbra Fairclough | Image: Barbra Fairclough | 02 Apr 2005
In fact,
some gardeners grow their catnip under an overturned wire hanging basket to protect the crown from devastation. This perennial herb is hardy to zone 3 and thrives in a wide range of soil pH. It is rich in essential oils, giving it a mint-like fragrance. Catnip is a vigorous grower, so keep it well mannered by growing it in dry, lean soil. It is drought tolerant and deer resistant and makes a beautiful addition to perennial borders and mixed beds.
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