Perennial plant known for the euphoric effect it has on cats. It is appreciated for its remineralizing, relaxing, and digestive properties in humans, or for attracting pollinators that love it. In our opinion, catnip grown in the garden tastes much better than store-bought,even though it still has a very particular taste and smell, slighter bitter.

Sow on the surface; catnip needs light to germinate. You can also try direct sowing in the fall or spring. Thin to 40 cm. Seeds can also be placed in the fridge in slightly moist soil to help break dormancy. Germination can be slow, taking from a week to a month, and the rate may be low. However, once established, catnip reseeds abundantly.

Our seeds are reproducible. You can preserve them and share them around you. 

Heirloom and open-pollinated varieties grown naturally in the garden.

Let's take care of life, one seed at a time!