Seeds of Change Certified Organic Catnip

This catnip is very easy to grow and the cats love it. I simply sprinkled the seeds in the garden and kept them well-watered during the current drought and they produced very bushy and healthy plants. I pick a leaf off of the plant for each cat, wash the leaf thoroughly, and the cats immediately run to the door to meet me when I bring in the leaves! They eat them whole and fresh. I am going to dry some for this winter. Growing this treat for the cats saves a lot of money, and anyone who buys the dried stuff and pays the market's price knows how expensive that can be! Just be sure to wash the leaves off. You never know whats been running around the garden at night and you do want to keep the cats healthy! I am going to harvest seeds to grow in a pot on the windowsill and try that next. Definitely worth the price and effort.

I was using these seeds to grow potted catnip for my indoor cats. I followed the online directions as directed in the package, and the seeds sprouted easily. However, after growing to about 1.5" to 2", the plants didn't grow.I think they're better suited for outdoor planting.

I bought 3 packets of these seeds. One packet went in a pot, the second went in an outside planting bed, and the third i kept to pot plant again after harvesting the first batch. About 1/8 of the seeds i planted in the pot sprouted and grew, while the outside planted seeds did NOTHING. However, the ones that did sprout in the pot were obviously NOT catnip. What came up was something way different looking than what's depicted on the packet (actual catnip). I also know it's not catnip because it did absolutely nothing for my cats.Also, the reviewers who claimed they didn't get anywhere near the promised 200 count of seeds per packet, mine also shared the same plight. A generous estimate as to how many seeds i actually got in each packet would have to be somewhere around 20-25.So it's a double whammy here folks: only 25 out of the 200 promised seeds per packet and they're not even catnip. Get your catnip seeds from SOMEBODY ELSE!!!

Well i am really mad --- i had 2 of the 200 seeds sprout in summer 2011 [ yes, i planted cat nip in the past and i know how to grow it with my other plants ] BUT THIS DID NOTHING AT ALL ... my plants were like 1.75 inches tall .... and a cat ate the plants -- so i got none at all ..... LOT #04WB - TEST DATE 09/10 - SELL BY 03/2013 .... save you $$ i guess plant hemp seeds ... u will yield better

The catnip seeds grew to be healthy and hearty and my two cats,Coco and Max, like to both roll in it and snack on it. We have a safe yard enclosed with a Purrfect fence, and we try to make it a fun place for the cats to play. The Nepeta Organic Catnip Herb Seeds add enjoyment for them and fun for us because we like to watch them play in it.

It was easy to grow. It came back year after year. My cat Misty loves it! It smells nice, and looks pretty too!

EXPENSIVE & NOT A SINGLE SEED PLANTED CAME UP. Went to Home Depot instead & bought seeds for a 1/4 of the cost (bought ones that are guaranteed to sprout).As soon as I opened this package, I felt ripped off -- looks like about 20 seeds in the package I just paid $5.00 for -- THEN WHEN NOT A SINGLE ONE CAME UP, I really felt cheated.Buy another brand!!!

This catnip did not grow for me. I ended up getting little plants from the local garden shop and those grew just fine.