I agree with the post below, if you want agastache, get this one! It does have a heavy lemon smell. I planted about 10-15 along our fro...Read Morent walk way and they smelled wonderful and kept the mosquitos away from our porch at night. They bloomed non-stop all the way up until frost. I bought them at an Amish greenhoure not knowing what they really were, but thinking the plant was interesting and pretty. Mine got about 2 1/2 feet. I cut about 3 inches off the tops when they were about 7 inches high to make them grow bushier and fuller, and this worked very well. Other than this they did not need any extra care. Easy grower and tolerated my poor soil. Absolutely love this plant and will be growing it every year.
Phenomenal agastache. The smell is very strong. Like lemon Pledge. It literally blooms heavily AND non-stop. If you were to get only ...Read Moreone agastache, GET THIS ONE. Not only is it gorgeous, but you can't beat the scent and number of blooms. Highly recommended!
This is the best agastache I have grown--the plant gets really large and full. Mine started blooming mid-July in Denver area and kept goi...Read Moreng until the snows in October. The stalks are strong and don't need staking. Hummers like it! Good color. I can't wait to see it next year. This was the second year. Didn't do too much the first year.
I have tried probably 10 different cultivars of Agastache and this has done the best for me. It is winter hardy, not brittle, and flower...Read Mores very nicely all summer in NM. Hummingbirds love it.
Let me start by saying, I love this plant. The color.. the frangrance... everything about it! It is however, a tender perennial here in...Read More zone 6a. Unfortunately, I learned this the hard way. The beautiful 2nd year plant you see in the pictures to the right is no more.
I took some internet advice and transplanted my Agastache last fall to a new location on the side of my house. I had planted several others there this past summer with plans to move this one in the fall. It never came back.
When left alone it comes back beautifully with no additional protection at all. If fact, the three plants that I left undisturbed are all coming back this year. Lesson learned!
Love this!!! Beautiful and colorful! Smell wonderful too! Hummers are also attracted! Growing it since Summer 2005. I give it a lean, ...Read Morewell drained soil with sand and pea gravel on top. Don't cut back foliage til mid spring until you see new growth.
I agree with the post below, if you want agastache, get this one! It does have a heavy lemon smell. I planted about 10-15 along our fro...Read More
Phenomenal agastache. The smell is very strong. Like lemon Pledge. It literally blooms heavily AND non-stop. If you were to get only ...Read More
This is the best agastache I have grown--the plant gets really large and full. Mine started blooming mid-July in Denver area and kept goi...Read More
I have tried probably 10 different cultivars of Agastache and this has done the best for me. It is winter hardy, not brittle, and flower...Read More
Let me start by saying, I love this plant. The color.. the frangrance... everything about it! It is however, a tender perennial here in...Read More
Very pretty pink and salmon color with a nice citrus scent.
Love this!!! Beautiful and colorful! Smell wonderful too! Hummers are also attracted! Growing it since Summer 2005. I give it a lean, ...Read More