Tried it with my three, but they all prefer 'nip.

Cheers, helen s

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We've got honeysuckle growing up over an archway in the garden, and the
stuff at ground level provides a lovely shady snoozing spot for both
cats.

Personally, I can't stand honeysuckle, but I have tried Brenna with
Lavendar.  She loves it.  It's almost as good as chamomile, which is at
least as good as catnip.  (In ner not-so-humble opinion.  YMMV)  She'll
play with a stem from a sprig of lavendar about as long as with a cotton
swab.  About 1/2 the time I'll give her a chamomile toy instead of a nip
toy.  The chamomile gets her playful, but the nip makes her playful and
mean/careless.

- Denise

hmmm, that's a new one for me. I wonder if cats who ignore nip would
be interested in this instead. No one here cares for any of the nip
I've suppplied (including some of the home grown variety). Maybe I
should look for honeysuckle, instead.