All reviews for category Agastache

4 seeds germinated out of a dozen sown... is this scorching summer responsible for it? sown in a pot, I took care of them and watered them. 3 remaining young plants transplanted did not survive... I will start earlier next year with the remaining seeds.

The young plants have not recovered.

The flowers attract the butterflies and their colour is deep. Delighted.

Completely dried out soil and what was left of the specific research area, yellowed. Some young plants stapled with the packaging. I had requested a delayed shipment, but I have the impression that the packaging was done after the order was placed.

The black Adder agastaches have adapted very well even after a hot season (regular watering). They have thrived in a limestone and rocky soil (improved with compost). They have grown well by slightly leaning and then standing taller. The soft blue catches the light and attracts butterflies since July. The scent of the leaves resembles some wild mints. I am considering adding more for next season. I wonder if they will continue to thrive in their second year. Thank you.

The Black Adder agastaches have thrived in our garden. Very pleased with this purchase.

Delighted with this purchase. Tall plants, 150-160cm (59-63in) in height, with a long-lasting flowering period, attracting bees and butterflies. Low maintenance. Paired with euphorbias, a pennisetum, and a Lemon Queen helianthus. I plan to buy more, perhaps in a different colour.

I absolutely love them, they look stunning in my garden, and they are real bumblebee magnets, making them excellent for the ecosystem. However, they grow over 1.60 meters (5 feet) tall here in Moselle...

Received young plant Agastache Black Adder. Very beautiful :) Planted it directly in between a Red Canyon sedum and a Little Blue Spire perovskia.

Well-established and well-protected young plant for transportation. It only needs to shoot. I am pleased with my order.