Post it on the plant trading forum.

Thanks to Alfie for clarifying the difference between catmint and catnip; saved me the trouble! Since I have to fence my catnip to allow it to survive the depredations of my own and the neighborhood cats, I have but one plant. However, since the cats care nothing for lemon catnip, and because it self-sows with the same gleeful abandon as the regular sort, and because I much prefer its aroma and taste in tea to the standard (which to me smells like skunk, although I confess I do not find that scent--at a reasonable distance!--terribly off-putting), I have masses of that around, duking it out in one wild corner with the lemon balm, equally enthusiastically self-sowing calendula, and several mullein plants that I encourage for their medicinal properties as well. ANYhow--my point is this: if plain ol' catnip is a good 'skeeter repellent, seems my lemon catnip would be even better, as it has that citronella-like scent, same as lemon balm. We, happily, have not too many mosquitoes this year, but I will sure give it a try tomorrow for the ravenous black flies that have plagued our area the last couple of summers. I have little hope, though, since the lemon balm did not faze them...CK

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Jay, It is a rare year for y'all. I don't know if I've ever heard you say you have had 20" of rain in one year---and there's months to go yet. That is really exciting. It is exciting you are in the 160% rainfall area. That is so cool. Back in 2015, our rainfall was about 200% of average which was far too much, and we had massive flooding and we had plant diseases and we had onions and potatoes rotting in the garden, so I don't really ever want that much rain again....it was just mind-boggling. The Red River was so high that the water was lapping at the bottom of the I-35 bridge and there were a few points where we feared the water might come over the bridge and cause them to shut down the bridge, but it never did. Why can't rainfall here come in normal regular amounts instead of always being either too much or too little? I will be hoping that you don't have a cool fall so that your crops can last as long as possible. I, however, would love a cool fall down here. We were too hot all of last autumn even well into December. It feels like forever since we had real winter weather here. I'm going to forget what snow looks like. The butterflies and hummingbirds are loving the weather right now. We have so many hummingbirds that I think the migration south must be underway already. That sort of makes me feel sad. I haven't seen any purple martins this week, so they may be heading south already. It also is possible they've just taken to the woods to get out of the heat. The last Purple Martin babies started flying in July, so their houses have been abandoned ever since then, but for a while they still were flying over the house and garden daily and I haven't seen them do that in a couple of weeks now. With all the rain, we now are really greened up and it looks more like May outdoors than August. I hope all this rainfall gives us pretty autumn foliage this year whenever autumn finally does arrive. Dawn