Catmint companion plants

Lamb's Ear pairs beautifully with a variety of plants, enhancing garden aesthetics with its soft, silvery foliage. Ideal companions include roses, salvia, and catmint, which contrast well with its texture and color. These combinations create a visually appealing and low-maintenance garden. What are your favorite Lamb's Ear companions? Have you tried combining them with any of these plants? #GardenCompanions #LambsEarCompanions #GardenDesign #PlantPairing

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If you have ever seen catmint with its bountiful green foliage and clusters of small purple flowers, you may have mistaken it for lavender at first glance.

Ensure that your catmint puts on a brilliant floral display with our expert pruning advice

With its lovely blue hues, companions for catmint aren’t hard to find and planting next to catmint is a sure way to accent other perennials. Click on this article to learn about catmint plant companions in the garden.

Wondering what to plant with lavender? Here are the best lavender companion plants. They work well in pots, raised beds or directly into the garden. PIN THIS POST FOR LATER 📌 Planting a lavender bush

Lavender is one of those plants that seems to embody the essence of a peaceful garden. With its fragrant blooms, soothing color, and drought-tolerant nature, it’s no wonder so many gardeners—myself included—love to plant it. But lavender isn’t just a beautiful standalone plant; it also makes a fantastic companion to many other plants in the ... Read more

This easy to grow Walker's Low catmint will add texture to your garden with the silvery leaves and indigo flowers that will bloom all summer long. Helpful Tips For Growing And Caring Walker's Low Catmint

Mix and match these flower combinations for a gorgeous garden. Their colors, textures, and bloom times offer something for everyone.

Roses need companion plants around them for various reasons, including pest and disease control, longer season of interest, and aesthetics