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Pink Cat Catmint

Nepeta nervosa 'Pink Cat'

NEP-PIN

Butterflies and hummingbirds will flock to the stalks of hot pink flower clusters that emerge from compact mounds of dark-green foliage in mid summer! Tolerant of heat and dry conditions, this tough perennial is also resistant to rabbit and deer grazing. A prolific bloomer, perfect for using near the front of perennial borders and in mixed container plantings.

Max Elevation: 9

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