Another new Agastache I want.

I like that one.

And I just found this one in the database. I love the color.

SongofJoy said:Another new Agastache I want.

• Anise Hyssop (Agastache 'Astello Indigo')
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• Anise Hyssop (Agastache 'Astello Indigo')
• Uploaded by SongofJoy

I want that one also!

valleylynn said:And I just found this one in the database. I love the color.

• Hyssop (Agastache 'Blue Boa')
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I want that one also!

I want this one too!

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Oh boy, me thinks I will be starting a new plant collection. That Tango is wonderful.

Why did I look.I love all the last 3. They will go on my wishlist.

I have Blue Boa, will see if it overwinters.

Jo Ann, love the avatar photo.

I don't understand why the call it 'Blue Boa'. It just doesn't look blue to me. It's alright with me though, that color is gorgeous.

Me, either, Lynn. Mine is definitely light purple/lavender/orchid/whatever light purple noun you want to use. But yep they are purty

I don't why my post of Agastache 'Tango' double posted. Tried to get rid of it and looks like I finally did!

I agree Boa is a beauty even if it isnt blue.

Agastache Apache Sunset growing so well under lights. Last year I put Bolero, Tango, Sunsprite seeds in styrofoam cups on my windowsills and got tons of plants for myself and to share. Can't beat the cost and they're unbelievably easy to grow from seed.

I am going to have to try seeds. Wonder if they would do well with winter sowing in milk jugs?

I'm going to try some in cups on my windowsill. Fun to watch them sprout and grow. Here's Duane's:

What a beautiful, robust plant.

That's a real beauty, isn't it. He did a great job growing that one.

That is so much nicer than mine.Really full of blooms.

I think the key is the soil and sun. Probably a touch of fertilizer also.