Agastache Giant Hyssop , Mexicana 'Lavender Blue' Herb

Agastache mexicana, Perennial Herb  - Attracts Bees & Butterflies, Agastache Giant Hyssop (Lavender Blue Agastache Mexicana), also known as Mexican Giant Hyssop, is a perennial herb native to the hotter regions of southern USA & belongs to the mint family. The highly aromatic young leaves are utilized as a flavouring in both salads & cooked foods & the young leaves are used to brew herbal tea. This plant is a valuable addition to any perennial border, providing a stunning display of 60-80cm high lavender blue bottle brush scented flower spikes from early summer to late autumn. The nectar-rich flowers attract butterflies, bees, & hummingbirds. Its ideal for mass planting in flower beds due to its delightful aroma & tall, striking display, & excellent as a cut flower. These thrive best in low to moderately fertile, well-drained soil that is kept relatively dry, Seed Count Approx - 100 avg 

  SOWING - Plant seeds after last frost and cover lightly. Keep seeds moist until germination. Plant in full sun and space 18-24 inches apart. Withhold fertilizer, as this performs best in poor, infertile soil. Fertilizer may result in unnaturally tall plants with sparse blooms.