Here’s what you’ll need to start growing catnip at home! Now that you have all of your supplies together, let’s talk about where to grow catnip and the best time to get started. Not sure ...

My recent article about using catnip for mosquito repellent sparked questions from a number of readers. Most wanted to know how I managed to grow catnip in the presence of cats. Indeed ...

(Kittens don’t.) When considering how to grow catnip, keep in mind that the plant’s chemical composition resembles cat pheromones, and fascinated felines may end up damaging your catnip plant.

Catnip is a tall herb, resembling mint, with grayish-green leaves and white flowers. Catnip can grow to be 50-100 centimeters tall which makes it the perfect feline companion. Cats love fresh ...

Plants want to grow. Transplant an Oriental poppy from one ... In addition to mint, stem cuttings of coleus, salvia, bee balm and catnip, all members of the vast mint family, are satisfying ...

Human TRPA1 did not respond to catnip in lab-grown cells. Plus, he says, “the great advantage is that you can grow [catnip] in your backyard.” Though maybe don’t plant catnip in the garden ...

Catnip is extremely easy to grow. So easy, in fact, I must warn you of its vigorous growth. If anyone has grown any of the 250 varieties of mint, you undoubtedly have seen it readily multiply.