Walker's Low catmint builds a soft grey-green aromatic mound and covers itself in lavender-blue flower spikes from late spring, flowering again if you shear it back after the first flush. The name is a garden, not a description — this is not a dwarf, and it will spread to a comfortable 2–3 feet across.

Sun or part sun, in soil that drains. Genuinely drought tolerant once rooted, and deer and rabbits walk past it while every bee in the garden does not. Good along a path edge, where brushing past it releases the scent.