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Root Beer Hyssop - (Agastache rupestris) |
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Native plant with a rich, root beer aroma lingers all summer from the bold brushes of lavender buds, salmon orange flowers and the delicate blue green foliage. The fresh and dried leaves are used to season foods and make teas. An exotic contribution for herb gardens and perennial borders that blooms first year from seed is drought tolerant, hardy and easy. Hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees flock to its nectar-filled flowers.
Approx 25 seeds per pack
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Great touchy, feely plant... |
| I hope to never be without this beautiful Hyssop.
The pastel blooms are beautiful and attract assorted pollinators to the gardens.
The foliage has a wonderful fragrance when touched. One cant resist so I consider it a touchy, feely plant.
It brings to mind a tall, iced root beer mug on a hot summer day. I didnt use it for cooking or teas but am sure it would be delightful.
Definitely a worthwhile addition to any garden, herbal or flower bed. |
| - Kristi, TX |
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