Kitty Hooch Catnip Plants

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1	view enlarged	Tidy rows of new starts - seedlings and cuttings. This is from our first year. After that things got big! top
2	view enlarged	Most of our catnip flowers are white, except for this beautiful purple one. Again from our first year. top
3	view enlarged	A night photo of the snowy buds. top
4	view enlarged	Rows of starts we refer to as "Bramble babies". Bramble was very productive and less sensitive to cold nights. This is from our second year. top
5	view enlarged	Old and new plants enjoying the mid May sun. top
6	view enlarged	This lush green leave is coming in over 6 inches long. Actually our biggest leaves were close to 7 inches. Considering mint leaves are supposed to be small this is amazing! top
7	view enlarged	Here are some of our large healthy leaves in perspective. top
8	view enlarged	Here's a shot of our main greenhouse from 2002 early in June. top
9	view enlarged	This is an interesting shot not just for the colors. If you look closely the stalk in the center is a genetic freak. Normally they split in twos, but this one went to 3, then 4 the alternated between 3 and 5. top
10	view enlarged	Fast forward to early July. This picture was taken from a stepstool and offers the same perspective as the earlier full greenhouse shot. top

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