Little Titch Catmint Crape Myrtle Specimen Planting: Highlight the weeping

Specimen Planting: Highlight the weeping silhouette where the branching can be appreciated from multiple angles

garden-ready shrub

This Kurume-type evergreen azalea produces clusters of rosy-crimson to deep red

Woodland Gardens: It fits naturally into open woodland gardens and part-shade plantings where cool-toned foliage can brighten the space

it can be somewhat more tolerant of heat and brief dry periods once established than many hybrid astilbes

Little Titch Catmint Crape Myrtle Specimen Planting: Highlight the weepingLittle Titch Catmint (Nepeta racemosa 'Little Titch') Little Titch Catmint (Nepeta racemosa 'Little Titch') is a very compact, sun loving perennial grown for its neat, low mound of aromatic foliage and its steady display of blue to violet blue flowers through late spring and into summer. It stays small and well behaved, making it easy to use where space is limited, like the front of borders, rock gardens, and along walkways where you want color