Nepeta Purple Haze PP 23180 Kniphofia First described in the 1970s

First described in the 1970s

The wire-thin 6" tall flower stalks emerge for us in late September

The basal iris-like growth emerges from a deciduous rhizome and is topped in midsummer with 3' tall stalks

bold-texture dwarf with green leaves that are heavily flecked with red (in sun)

Native bees are particularly enamoured with Calamintha nepeta

Nepeta Purple Haze PP 23180 Kniphofia First described in the 1970sNepeta 'Purple Haze' is a catmint hybrid from our friends at Terra Nova that looks nothing like any catmint we've ever seen. The 10" tall x 4' wide mound of soft green aromatic foliage is topped, starting in mid April, with hot dog shaped spikes of blue lavender flowers quite unusual for a catmint. Come to think of it, it looks like something you'd smoke back in the sixties while listening to Jimi Hendrix bang out its namesake song. For us, Nepeta