Agastache Little Adder 3ltr

The tall flowering spikes of the Agastache bring colour and height to your garden beds. The tips of the thick stems are covered in delicate flowers that have a rustic country look and faint liquorice smell. Not only do these plants look great, but they attract bees and butterflies into your garden which fills the entire space with life.



How to grow Agastache



Plant your Agastache in a sunny location that has well-draining and fertile soil. Try to choose a space that is protected from cold winds to get better and more vibrant flowers. Water lightly so that the soil is moist, but not wet and feed with a liquid fertilizer once at the beginning of spring. Once the flowers begin to brown, cut the stem about halfway down to promote new growth.



What is a perennial plant?



Unlike annuals, which only live for one season, perennial plants are a long-term solution to colour in your garden that will come back year after year. Typically, a perennial will only bloom for one season of the year, however there are long-blooming perennials. If grown in the right conditions and treated well a perennial can live between three and five years. For a garden that has colour all round you should plant a mix of annuals and perennials that bloom in different seasons.