North Tonawanda, NY (Zone 6a) | June 2011 | positive
My original A. rupestris is going on its 6th or 7th. year in my zone 6 garden and I usually get a few reseeders the following spring. I ...Read Moredo have to make sure to add some rocks around the base of the crown the first year to keep it from heaving in the early spring freeze/thaw period until the roots develop enough to anchor it well in place.
Named for its great root beer fragrance. Lavender buds give way to salmon-orange flowers that bloom all summer. Attractive blue-green fol...Read Moreiage; blooms first year from seed. Fresh and dried leaves are used to season foods and teas. Drought-tolerant.
My original A. rupestris is going on its 6th or 7th. year in my zone 6 garden and I usually get a few reseeders the following spring. I ...Read More
Named for its great root beer fragrance. Lavender buds give way to salmon-orange flowers that bloom all summer. Attractive blue-green fol...Read More