A multitude of new leaves…

16 thoughts on “A multitude of new leaves…”

1. I’ve never smelt catnip! Must go looking for some 🙂

   1. They are part of the mint family. It’s not a strong smell but subtle..except to cats.

2. It’s a gorgeous plant, but I think if plant it, I’ll have a multitude of cats. (smile)

   1. Yes you will. It smells wonderful and some cats can’t resist it while others ignore it. Apparently there is a gene some cats carry and others don’t that determines whether they respond to it or not.

3. I don’t think I’ve ever seen catnip growing before, so enjoyed the picture.

   1. It is really easy to grow and so much better than the awful dried brown stuff they sell in stores. In warm places like where I live it stays green all year in cold climes it dies back to return in Spring.

4. Is this the plant Jake peed in? Looks lovely. Our plant dies back in the winter and is just starting to poke through.

   1. Yep, the one he peed on and pooped in! What a brat.

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6. Lucky them 🙂 Thank you, Patricia. It is lovely, and you are not late.

   1. They are spoiled catkids for sure!

      1. 😀

7. Growing your own personal catnip. Very special. Teddy and Jack have it made in the shade. Blessings to you, Patricia…

   1. I think homegrown is much better than the dried stuff that can be bought. It smells good and has oil in the leaves. I dry some and it’s a pretty green and sweet smelling not like that brown stuff they sell.

8. Lovely progress, Patricia. 🙂

   1. Teddy and Jack are happy the plant is flourishing as am I. It looks so lush and I like the way it smells.

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