Hyssop 'Blue Fortune' (Agastache) produces dense spikes of small, lavender-blue tubular flowers that are highly attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies. The aromatic foliage releases a refreshing peppermint-lemon scent when brushed or crushed. This herbaceous perennial forms a tidy, upright clump and blooms from midsummer into fall.
Plant in well-drained soil; it tolerates drought once established. Excellent in patio containers, mixed perennial borders, or herb gardens. Deer and rabbit resistant.
The leaves can be used fresh or dried for teas and culinary purposes. Photo credit: Doreen Wynja.
Biokovo Cranesbill: Dwarf White-Pink Groundcover Geranium
Blue Dracaena Palm: Slender Cordyline for Coastal Containers
Kiwi Aeonium – Drought-Tolerant Succulent with Red-Edged Rosettes
Mondo Grass – Dark Green Grass-Like Evergreen Groundcover
Petunia Mexican: Tall Purple Blooms for Warm Season Color
Rozanne Cranesbill: Award-Winning Groundcover
Samantha Bellflower: Fragrant Violet-Blue Cups for Groundcover
Petunia 'Wave Blue': Ground-Hugging Carpet of Blue
Bauer's Dracaena Palm: Burgundy-Red Cordyline for Containers
Clivia 'Cape Town' – Striking Foliage & Blooms for Sun to Part Sun
Blue Girl Rose: Hybrid Tea with Silvery Lilac-Lavender Blossoms, Fragrant, Fair Disease Resistance
Tuscan Sun Rose: Bronzed Buds Opening to Coppery Apricot Blooms
Midnight Blue Rose: Black Velvet Purple Blooms with Yellow Stamens, Clove Fragrance
Blue Glorybower: Fall‑Blooming Shrub with Two‑Tone Violet & Pale Blue Flowers
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