We loved Ava for a couple of years but after the last winter (2016-17) it didn't come back. We loved it so much that I ordered it again. ...Read MoreThis time, we'll try over-wintering it indoors. I have been trying and failing for years with agastache but it's so fun to try again! DEFINITELY not recommended for New England.
I'm planning on planting more next year hummingbirds love it !
I'll wait for end of the year specials , than I'll repot them to ov...Read Moreerwinter ( at least three gallon pots) and finally plant them in the ground early spring.
A minimum of 8 hrs of sun on your garden location is perfect , water two times a week ( up to three times on sandy soil or hot extreme temperatures for my zone) Do Not over fertilized , add some slow released organic fertilizer if possible at planting time in the hole and top dress a couple inches with compost and You'll be rewarded with tons of blooms from July to late September .
Note : Plant in a protected area from wind if wind gust are trouble in your area , for normal wind condition gardens staking is fully recommended for better looking shape .
Gorgeous plant with non-stop blooms from the end of June to frost. This plant has survived 2 years in my zone 5 garden. It is easy to pro...Read Morepagate from seed and cuttings.
While tall, mine does not break off or require staking. I have it planted on a slope with gravel/clay soil.
Just got the plant from high country gardens, in zone 8 B with summers at 130 degrees and really hot in the sun, all my areas with reall...Read Morey well draing soil in the sun pretty much should i try for partial shade with this plant, everyone who has success is in cooler areas than me!! YIKES!! SS
Positive so far. Planted young plants from High Country Gardens late last summer. They look quite perky this spring. So far they've ...Read Moresurvived a very wet winter, a voracious groundhog and a maniacally digging dog.
An absolutely beautiful and tall growing Agastache, but the stems are too brittle and break off in the wind, even when pinched back in th...Read Moree spring. There are better Agastaches available.
A lovely plant and the hummingbirds do love it. This plant grew very strongly for me in Elephant Butte, NM. There was no problem with ste...Read Morems or branches breaking.
This plant looks good and blooms wonderfully. However, the stalks are extremely sensitive and break at the slightest touch. I've watched ...Read Morethem break when a hummingbird flew from bloom to bloom.
Ava grew over 4 feet tall and bloomed non-stop from mid-summer to first frost. The two shades of purple in the bloom are absolutely gorge...Read Moreous and it was a hummingbird favorite. It appears that the wet winter in Denver has had a negative affect on 2 of 3 plants this spring however, as their growth rate is 1/3 of the best plant.
We loved Ava for a couple of years but after the last winter (2016-17) it didn't come back. We loved it so much that I ordered it again. ...Read More
I'm planning on planting more next year hummingbirds love it !
I'll wait for end of the year specials , than I'll repot them to ov...Read More
Gorgeous plant with non-stop blooms from the end of June to frost. This plant has survived 2 years in my zone 5 garden. It is easy to pro...Read More
Just got the plant from high country gardens, in zone 8 B with summers at 130 degrees and really hot in the sun, all my areas with reall...Read More
Positive so far. Planted young plants from High Country Gardens late last summer. They look quite perky this spring. So far they've ...Read More
This plant has done well in Irrigon,Or. We have strong winds 25-30 mph it still seems not to bother this plant. Grew about 5 ft.
An absolutely beautiful and tall growing Agastache, but the stems are too brittle and break off in the wind, even when pinched back in th...Read More
A lovely plant and the hummingbirds do love it. This plant grew very strongly for me in Elephant Butte, NM. There was no problem with ste...Read More
This plant looks good and blooms wonderfully. However, the stalks are extremely sensitive and break at the slightest touch. I've watched ...Read More
Gorgeous! Wonderful 'all around' plant! Great for Hummers!
Has thrived in pure sand. Needs good drainage in this area. Enormous and gorgeous!!!!!
Ava grew over 4 feet tall and bloomed non-stop from mid-summer to first frost. The two shades of purple in the bloom are absolutely gorge...Read More