Catmint (Catnip) Herb Seeds – Calming Herbal Tea Mint

Grow Catmint (Nepeta cataria), also called Catnip or Cat's Mint, a hardy perennial of the mint family with soft, grey-green aromatic leaves and spikes of small white flowers.

A Calming Tea Herb That Cats and Bees Love!

Catmint grows 0.5–1 m tall and keeps producing fresh leaves for most of the year. The leaves are traditionally used in soothing herbal infusions, and are best harvested in summer just before the plant flowers, when their aroma is strongest. Cats are famously drawn to the plant, and its flowers bring bees and butterflies into the garden.

Product Features:

• Seed Type: Open-Pollinated, Non-GMO

• Seed Quantity: 200 seeds per packet

• Germination Rate: 70–85%

• Germination Time: 7–14 days

• Plant Height: 50–100 cm (1.5–3 ft)

• Flower Color: White with tiny purple spots

• Usage: Herbal tea, dried leaves, cat treat, pollinator garden

• Packaging: Eco-friendly, resealable pouch

Growing Conditions (Pakistan):

• Sowing Season: February–April and September–October (plains); March–May (northern hills)

• Transplanting: 4–5 weeks after sowing, when seedlings are 8–10 cm tall

• Temperature Range: 10 °C – 30 °C

• Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade

• Watering: Moderate; drought tolerant once established

• Soil: Well-drained loamy or sandy soil; pH 6.0–7.5. Feed with compost in spring.

• Spacing: 45–50 cm between plants

Why Grow Catmint?

• Calming tea herb: traditionally used for relaxation and digestive comfort

• Long harvest: leaves keep coming for most of the year

• Pet favourite: fresh or dried leaves are a natural treat for cats

• Pollinator magnet: white flower spikes attract bees and butterflies

• Hardy perennial: returns every spring with little care

Note: Use catmint tea in moderation and avoid it during pregnancy.

For a detailed planting guide see How to Grow Herbal Tea & Medicinal Herbs in Pakistan.

Each packet contains 200 seeds.

• Premium Catmint (Catnip) Seeds (Nepeta cataria) (200 seeds, perennial calming tea herb of the mint family)