catmint
catnip

The common name catmint can also refer to the genus as a whole.

Catnip is the American name for a plant known elsewhere as catmint .

A. Even jazzed up with horse manure, a single catmint plant is unlikely to spread five feet.

If I happen to sideswipe the catmint while barbering the lawn, it doesn't mind.

Some catmint species are also used in herbal medicine for their mild sedative effect on humans.

Now tulips, periwinkles, catmint and pansies are among the flowers in bloom.

I get that with catmint.

Rooting up the catmint and lemon balm that threatened to engulf the far corner of the garden?

But inside a more intimate, walled space, tucked among the climbing roses and blue-gray catmint, they showed up beautifully the following spring.

Catmints can root where they touch the ground, and if allowed to form seeds they become catmint run wild.

Katya went crazy over it before it had broken into leaf, just as she did with catmint.

Catnip, or catmint, usually refers to the plant Nepeta cataria.

Kris thought with amusement that she looked rather like a young cat in her first encounter with catmint, and told her so.

I picked up the cooling cup of catmint tea and took a sip, feeling the pungent liquid slide soothingly down.

Valerian, she'd said, and catmint.

When he returns to the Clans, he asks Lionblaze to fetch the catmint.

Catnip, Out of the Bag Q. Is there any difference between catmint and catnip?

A. Catmint is the genus (Nepeta), comprising more than 200 species, many of them attractive to cats.

Cut off the top growth of catmint, but leave the pruning of caryopteris and fuchsias until new growth appears.

The Clan is short of catmint: in the battle with WindClan, cats trampled and killed the supply.

Ruth then startled Catmint, causing her to let go of Gustav's wheelchair, allowing him to roll into the pits of Hell itself.

They seemed especially to like the clover blossoms and the catmint gone to seed, and were also eating the flies and whatever other bugs were around.

Nepeta racemosa (dwarf catmint), syn.

These included Artemisia, Catmint, Santolina and Curry plants.

Catmint is native to Asia, Europe including Britain, mainly the south, and is grown in cool, temperate regions in North America.

Stop using catnip at least two weeks before a scheduled surgery.

More evidence is needed to rate the effectiveness of catnip for these uses.

Also, how does one keep the cat out of the catnip until harvest time?

Catnip does not however, induce the same response in humans.

Not enough is known about the safety of applying catnip directly to the skin.

Some day you'll want to play with my catnip mouse."

Or has this one just been at the catnip?

"Getting out of my community, walking into an unknown place, it was like catnip to me," she said.

But has any consultant to this project ever offered catnip to a cat?

He became catnip to women, and his excesses were the stuff of legend.

Yet this kind of thing is catnip to the literal minded.

If put back in working order, these theaters would be like catnip to the movie buff.

Works left incomplete by other composers, in particular, drew him like catnip.

It is thought that the chemicals in catnip have a calming effect.

Now get in the boat or experience what it feels like to be catnip."

Access to technical power acted like catnip on certain of these youngsters.

But for the aspiring directors, the offers are like professional catnip.

How does a cat know when to eat catnip?

They are show smoking cigarettes, but these were filled mostly with catnip.

I wouldn't give two catnip mice for your life, kid.

They can save their catnip for the next nominee.

An actor would consider him either pure catnip or quick poison.

Like catnip for some elements of the voting public.

That boy didn't love money any more than a cat loves catnip.

Usually Wren treated that like catnip, not a cause for stress.