Agastache Species, Orange Hummingbird Mint, Jewel of the Sierra Madre, Anise Hyssop

Started mine from seed last year. Very small plants transplanted well, weekly watering with drip irrigation. Bloomed first year and wer...Read Moree very popular with our hummingbirds. Slow growth after transplanting. Rabbits seem uninterested while eating everything else in the garden. Looking forward to bigger plants this year.

Another very beautiful Agastache! I love everything about it! Hummers love it too!

In a Dutch garden this agastache is doing great also. i 've planted out a few seedling previous summer and it has survived our wet winter...Read More with temps occasionally down to -20C (lowest temp in past 40 years)..so it's a little tough one too. I find it very elegant and suitable to grow along my path and it does 'nt seed so much around like A. foeniculum and A. rugosa. This one is way more sophisticated !

The orange hummingbird mint is one of my favorites because it is very popular with the hummingbirds. While there are plenty of hummingbir...Read Mored friendly flowers in the garden, the hummingbirds invariably make a beeline towards the orange mint before drinking from the others. Also, the flowers are ubiquitous and low maintenance. To the poster who asked where they can be bought, I bought mine from the High Country Gardens internet site. They have a diverse selection of agastaches.