More than looks
A multi-talent! The giant hyssop 'Little Adder' (Agastache) is often bought for more than just its looks. Join the butterflies and bees in enjoying the striking blue flower spikes. They are also big fans of this plant. The border plant gives off a subtle aniseed fragrance, enriching your garden! It prefers a spot in a border, or in a pot on the patio. It will flower from July to August.
Place it in partial shade or sun for the best results.
Did you know...? It is a hardy plant. It will survive the winter with ease and is simple to maintain, so you can enjoy an extended floral show!
Place it in partial shade or sun for the best results.
Did you know...? It is a hardy plant. It will survive the winter with ease and is simple to maintain, so you can enjoy an extended floral show!
Giant hyssop Agastache 'Little Adder' White-Blue - Hardy plant
Agastache rugosa 'Little Adder'
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Specifications
White,Blue
Supplied as container plant
Not edible
Flowering July - August
Cut flower
Growing height 80 - 100 cm
6 months growth and flowering guarantee
Hardy plant
Deciduous
Location: Half shadow
Naturalizing
Planting distance 30 - 40 cm
Description
More than looks
A multi-talent! The giant hyssop 'Little Adder' (Agastache) is often bought for more than just its looks. Join the butterflies and bees in enjoying the striking blue flower spikes. They are also big fans of this plant. The border plant gives off a subtle aniseed fragrance, enriching your garden! It prefers a spot in a border, or in a pot on the patio. It will flower from July to August.
Place it in partial shade or sun for the best results.
Did you know...? It is a hardy plant. It will survive the winter with ease and is simple to maintain, so you can enjoy an extended floral show!
Place it in partial shade or sun for the best results.
Did you know...? It is a hardy plant. It will survive the winter with ease and is simple to maintain, so you can enjoy an extended floral show!