Agastache or Hyssop

Agastache are aromatic, upright perennials which are commonly grown for their lance-shaped greyish green leaves and spikes of flowers. Flowers are small and long-lasting with a tubular, 2-lipped shape.

Where to Site Your Agastache

They are ideal for a mixed border. Agastache can also be used as a gap-filler in a herb garden. Closely related to mint, it has very aromatic foliage that when crushed smell of liquorish or aniseed

How to Grow and Look after your Agastache

They are fully hardy and grow in well-drained soil in full sunlight.

They thrive best as a drought loving perennial (once established) with low nutrient soil.