Nepeta Seeds 'Blue Moon' - 20 Seeds - Marshalls Garden

It is recommended to sow Nepeta 'Blue Moon' seeds indoors. The ideal time is typically in late winter or early spring, following the germination guidelines provided.

Nepeta 'Blue Moon' prefers well-drained soil. For indoor sowing, use a moist seed compost. Once planted out, a standard potting compost or garden soil that does not retain excessive moisture is suitable.

Allow approximately 30cm (12 inches) between plants when planting them outdoors to give them adequate space to grow.

Yes, Nepeta 'Blue Moon' is described as hardy and drought-tolerant, indicating it is suitable for overwintering outdoors in many climates, provided the soil has good drainage.

Once the first flush of blooms starts to fade, cut the flowering stems back. This action often encourages the plant to produce a second, continued display of flowers.

Yes, while germination requires specific indoor conditions, the plant itself is hardy, drought-tolerant, and relatively low-maintenance once established, making it suitable for beginners who can follow the initial sowing instructions.

Ensure consistent moisture and warmth (18-25°C) during the germination period. Check that seeds are not buried too deeply.

Provide adequate light without direct sun. Ensure consistent moisture levels. Once hardened off, transplant into appropriate potting compost.

Confirm the plant is receiving at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily. Ensure adequate watering, especially during dry spells.

Check for waterlogged soil, which can cause root rot. Ensure good drainage, especially in containers. If planted in the ground, ensure the soil drains well.