Giant hyssop
Common Name: Giant hyssop
Genus: Agastache
Cultivar: 'Tutti-frutti'
Skill Level: Beginner
Exposure: Full sun
Hardiness: Half Hardy
Soil type: Well-drained/light, Dry, Sandy
Height: 60cm
Spread: 30cm
Time to divide plants: March to April
Flowering period:
July
to
September
Delightful old-fashioned, aromatic plants topped by loose spikes of flowers like a series of loose pompons threaded onto stalks from which lipped flowers emerge on short tubes. The plants are perfect fillers for cottage gardens and natural planting schemes where their rather lax character looks at home, and the floppy stems can be supported if necessary with a few bushy pea sticks. Otherwise grow in heavily planted borders where other plants hold them upright. Their long flowering season lasts from midsummer into autumn. Highly attractive to bees and other insects, this charming plant is best grown in a sunny site with free-draining soil and some shelter.
Looks good with:
Monarda didymaVerbena bonariensis
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