agastache

• “Golden Jubilee agastache is a summer-long celebration.”

  Happy Times at Sugar Creek « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog

• “SHAPIRO: One group of students picked basil for a salad, while other kids showed Mrs. Obama how to suck the nectar from the base of a purple flower called agastache.”

  NPR: Mrs. Obama: From Spouses' Circuit To Campaign Trail

• “So many of my plants are not supposed to be cut back in the fall – agastache, salvia, coreopsis, caryopteris – all need to remain standing.”

  Dying Well-Aging Attractively « Fairegarden

• “I do wish we could grow agastache here, only the anise hyssop seems to survive the wet winters.”

  The Volunteer Gravel State « Fairegarden

• “The anemones are surrounded by agastache and the foliage looks great.”

  Mish Mash Monday August 10 « Fairegarden

• “Toronjil (balm-gentle) agastache mexicana: Another herb used for tea, primarily in Hidalgo, Michoacan, Morelia, Puebla and Mexico, toronjil is considered a digestive.”

  A Culinary Guide to Mexican Herbs: Las Hierbas de Cocina

• “I tried the Blue Fortune agastache too, it dwindled just like the orange ones.”

  August Bloom Day Delights « Fairegarden

• “Ours will start showing up when the agastache comes into bloom.”

  Firedoglake » Sunday Talking Head Thread

• “Plant Talk | Raspberries, agastache and snails - October and the garden is still going....”

  The Seattle Times

• “Agastache: Fragrant agastache is a tall-growing perennial that attracts birds and insects.”

  Cayman Net News Daily Headlines

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