Cutting or shearing the top growth of the catmint as the first flush of flowers fades will stimulate fresh growth and a new display of flowers within several weeks. Removing spent flowers is always a good practice that will encourage a continuation of bloom and keep plants looking their best. For more information, please see the PlantTalk script "Catmint."
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How can I keep my catmint looking good after it finishes flowering in June?
Last Updated: February 14, 2012
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