30 Seeds of Perennial Agastache rupestris - Sunset Hyssop. Native Queen of The Flowering hyssops!

Germination Advice: Sow seeds directly in the garden during spring after the last frost or indoors about eight weeks before last frost. Keep seed in constant moisture (not wet) with temperatures of about 68°F. Seeds must be covered thinly. Do not cover very small seeds, but tightly press into the soil.

• Beautiful brushes of sunset orange flowers with beautiful aromatic foliage - This is the queen of the flowering hyssops!.
• The leaves are fine-textured with a gray-green color. Sunset hyssop fills the air with a wonderful aroma similar to root beer or licorice. You can use sunset hyssop leaves to make a herbal tea.
• The vibrant flowers attract bees, butterflies and humming birds to the garden in abundance! Drought tolerant.
• Makes a perfect bushy form about 2' tall by 2' wide and blooms mid-Summer thru fall.
• Plant in a sunny location. It can tolerate part shade if needed. This is a native plant in the high mountains of the Southwest.