Agastache

This has also got windswept and grown twice the size it was. I wasn’t sure how hardy this would be but it’s lasted about three winters now I think

Great flower color.

I’ve got 2 of these also blooming their socks off. I’m taking cuttings this weekend in case they don’t overwinter 😁

Thanks Janice 😊 it’s a variety of Agastache aurantiaca but not sure which cultivar. My friend grew them from seed and lost the packet, and there are quite a few orange ones. Makes a change from the purple ones @lovestogarden

Think I might do the same Hayley! I would hate to lose this one @hayleyaj

The Agastache aurantiaca is in full bloom now, and looking mighty fine #orange #agastache #agastache-aurantiaca #giantorangehyssop

Beautiful and subtle. So lovely 🧡

Nice plant

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Yes, they are looking mighty fine Rich!!!

I love this one, I meant to search to see if anyone had one. I love Agastache I have the Cotton Candy one and I love it 😊😊the orange one's next on my list!!❤❤

It’s beautiful 😍

First flowers from Agastache aurantiaca (species) - grown from seed and bought at a plant sale at my local Hort society, and it survived the winter and snow we had, although it’s in quite a dryish position in the front garden out of the wet and damp - full sun ☀️ #giantorangehyssop #agastache #agastache-aurantiaca

Hi Rich... Oooh I love these, must get! Xx

I was quite surprised it survived the snow and frost Claudia, only a £1 at the local plant group fair 😀 although I think it’s only a short lived perennial, I might try taking cuttings later in the year 👍🏼 @clipperty

That's a wonderful plant there I love Agastache!! You grew it from seed too I'm amazed. It looks good with your plant at the back 😊😊❤❤

Thanks 😊, that is a late autumn flowering Kniphofia at the back (called Happy Halloween) @midnightgardener - I didn’t grow it myself, I bought the seedling from my local garden club plant fair. But they are easy to grow by seed