Nepeta 'Six Hills Giant' ~ Six Hills Giant Catmint butterfly Its fragrant downward-facing clusters of

Its fragrant downward-facing clusters of white flowers bloom in late spring followed by shiny black fruit

and along streets

The glossy deep green foliage has no fall color and can be used as a groundcover

This plant typically grows to a height of 10-20 feet with a similar spread

the tiny fragrant female flowers give way to scarlet berries that can persist well into winter

Nepeta 'Six Hills Giant' ~ Six Hills Giant Catmint butterfly Its fragrant downward-facing clusters ofSix Hills Giant Catmint is a mounding herbaceous perennial with aromatic light grey green foliage. The heavy blooms of loose whorls of lavender blue flower spikes bloom in through summer and are sterile. In southern states grows best with afternoon shade and dry, well drained soils. Has good drought tolerance. Six Hills Giant is also a cultivar attractive to cats. Type: Perennial Height: 2 3 Spread: 2 4 Spacing: 3 USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 7 Culture: