«Walker's Low» is a catmint: a vibrant garden element where naturalness combines with a neat form and expressive texture. The herbaceous foliage forms a tidy seasonal mass and emphasizes the natural rhythm of perennial plantings. Flowering continues from May to September and reveals the characteristic palette of the variety. When mature, the plant usually reaches 0.5–0.8 m in height and about 0.6–1 m in width, so its future scale is easy to consider when planning planting. The variety best reveals its decorative qualities with a correctly chosen location and stable, but not excessive, care. Optimal lighting — full sun. Soil — fertile, well-drained. Watering — moderate; regular during drought, without waterlogging. Frost resistance — very high, up to −30 °C. In garden design, the plant is valued for its plasticity and ability to harmoniously support various planting styles. The best use scenarios — flower beds, mixed borders, mass plantings, containers. The main advantages of «Walker's Low» — prolonged flowering, very high winter hardiness, suitability for container cultivation, compact form and stable ornamental value in perennial plantings. To maintain its shape, it is enough to follow this pruning scheme: after the end of the season, remove the dead aerial part.