New Roots Plant Nursery

Walker’s Low Catmint is one of those plants that quietly earns its place in the garden. Soft gray-green foliage forms a flowing mound that stays attractive even through Houston heat, while lavender-blue flowers appear for months and draw a steady parade of bees and butterflies.

Plant it along paths, soften the edge of a bed, or let it weave between roses, salvias, and ornamental grasses. A quick trim after the first flush of blooms often brings an encore performance.

At New Roots, we love plants that create atmosphere as much as color—and few do it as effortlessly as this one.

📍5117 N Main, historic Houston Heights

Some pieces arrive with a purpose already written. Others reveal it later.

This vintage brass candelabra (circa 1920s–1940s) was originally made for candlelight, but today it's holding air plants instead. We love finding new ways for old objects to live alongside growing things.

We believe in surrounding yourself with things you love—plants that grow with you, objects with stories, and rooms that feel like home.