Agastache

What pollinator dreams are made of, Agastache ‘Blue Fortune', is the king of pollinator attraction. Butterflies will gather and deer will stay away making ‘Blue Fortune' a show stopper in any landscape.

We recommend giant hyssop for planting in sunny borders, cottage gardens and butterfly gardens. U.S. Plant Patent # 25,886 Aromatic, bright-green foliage is covered with terminal spikes of small, apricot- peach colored, tubular flowers, each emerging...

The free-flowering tall spikes are arrayed in lavender-rose blooms and fragrant, gray-green foliage with dark stems. It's terrific as cut flowers and a popular variety with hummingbirds.

An outstanding performer, Bolero's easy to manage, pest-resistant and drought-tolerant. Floating above bronze-green foliage, ‘Bolero's wand-like 16-18” tall rose-blue spikes offer summerlong enchantment of delicious color, graceful form and beguiling...

‘Blue Boa' blows us away with super-showy, extra-large flowers, massive, larger than life 4-5' plants, and four months of glorious color. Fragrant, vase-perfect flowers tower over the ultragreen clumping foliage.

After pre-chilling, place seed on sterile seedling mix and cover lightly. For those varieties that indicate a (1) or (6), a very light covering of vermiculite will allow adequate light to the seed and keep it uniformly moist.

Agastache is a great place to start. Looking for beautiful, colorful plants that can take hot, dry conditions, need little care and attract hummingbirds by the dozens? Fertilizer is usually not necessary, although it is never a bad idea to work a couple...

Quick growing with a great mint aroma. Packed with tiny blooms on burgundy stems, this fragrant perennial is great for cutting. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds to the garden.

PH: Does best in acidic to neutral Fertilizer: Do not apply fertilizer until mid-to-late fall or very early the following spring, at which time a half-inch top-dressing of decomposed compost or an organically-sourced low-nitrogen fertilizer can be used.

Requires excellent cold-weather drainage to successfully overwinter. It has sturdy, non-brittle stems and healthy foliage, outstanding heat and humidity tolerance, and easy care. When to Cut: 1/3-1/2 florets opened Fun Fact Agastache is a plant beloved...

Deadhead to continue ample bloom. Passers-by will enjoy a pleasant sachet-effect from the complementary scents of these plants. Keep at 60-70°F with evenly moist conditions by placing some plastic wrap over the containers until germination occurs.

What You'll Grow Plant: Greenish-grey foliage is sweet to somewhat licorice scented Flowering: Peachy-pink tubular flowers Seeds: Flowers will turn into nutlets containing dark, tiny seeds.

Grows With: Lavandula (lavender), Rosmarinus (rosemary), Sempervivum (Hens and Chicks), other plants that can tolerate drought. If you must mulch, pine needles or a gravel-based mulch are best, as they do not harbor much moisture.

Deadhead to continue ample bloom. Passers-by will enjoy a pleasant sachet-effect from the complementary scents of these plants. Keep at 60-70°F with evenly moist conditions by placing some plastic wrap over the containers until germination occurs.

Water Use: Low Watering Details: Agastache is incredibly drought tolerant and only needs to be watered every one to two weeks with a good, deep soaking. Passers-by will enjoy a pleasant sachet-effect from the complementary scents of these plants.

Passers-by will enjoy a pleasant sachet-effect from the complementary scents of these plants. When to Cut: 1/3-1/2 florets opened Fun Fact Agastache is a plant beloved to beekeepers as it provides plentiful amounts of pollen.

One of the longest blooming perennials in our gardens. Forms a compact, branched clump of aromatic, slug and deer resistant foliage. Vivid rose purple flower spikes rise above the bronzy green foliage.

Agastache is an ideal plant for the flowering summer border since it's heat and drought tolerant and it blooms steadily for months. Plants reach 2-3' tall and the foliage has a distinctive minty scent.

Early blooming and long blooming, with large wands of rosy pink flowers and minty scented foliage that is used in teas and reported to repel mosquitos!Coming Soon A super hardy floriferous and compact selection that thrives in dry and hot summer areas...

Flowers will be produce quickly on plants that are started indoors in May and transplanted in early summer. Anise hyssop or Anise Agastache () is a licorice flavored and scented plant that makes an excellent tea.

One of the easiest and most rewarding perennials to grow! The award winning 'Blue Fortune' is a tremendously long bloomer that produces lavender blue, bottlebrush-like flowers on strong, upright stems from midsummer to early fall.

In northern zones, it typically blooms from midsummer through early fall but in southern zones it starts blooming much earlier. ‘Peachie Keen' bears loads of apricot peach flowers with complementary purplish pink calyxes just at the top of the foliage...

Flowers cover the top ¾ of the plant. Selected for its shorter habit, ‘Mango Tango' will also impress you with its vibrant flower color. This compact plant has aromatic, medium green foliage.

Add this perennial to your garden this season for years of beauty and scent to follow! Zones 4-9. It is a snap to grow, looks great everywhere from the cottage garden to the vegetable patch, and smells like heaven on a warm summer day.

In northern zones, it typically blooms from midsummer through early fall but in southern zones it starts blooming much earlier. ‘Rosie Posie' bears loads of hot pink flowers with magenta purple calyxes just at the top of the foliage for a neatly proportional...