Agastache x 'Summer Love'

Wild Hyssop

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Common Name:

Wild Hyssop

Plant Type:

Flower color:

Foliage color:

Green

Sun (From 0 to 5):

4

Water (From 0 to 5):

2

Maximum temperature:

40°C

Minimum temperature:

7°C

Maximum height:

90 cm

Maximum width:

75 cm

Wild Hyssop (Agastache x 'Summer Love') - Description

The Hyssop, Agastache cana 'Summer Love' is a sensational new perennial that you will fall in love with. From summer through fall, a profusion of reddish-purple flower clusters are displayed above the foliage on strong spikes. 'Summer Love' is a drought tolerant perennial which thrives in any well drained soil and is the perfect plant for a hummingbird garden. Deer avoid this plant due to its lovely, aromatic foliage.

Wild Hyssop (Agastache x 'Summer Love') - Blooming

Blooms spikes of whorled, small, 2-lipped flowers between midsummer and fall in shades of purple and pink.

Wild Hyssop (Agastache x 'Summer Love') - Growth

Aromatic perennials. Giant Hyssops do well in full sun. Plant height varies depending on the variety. Some species will reach a height of 5 ft. Tender plants should be overwintered in a shelter. Works well in a herb garden or mixed border. Where not hardy, grow as annuals in containers.

Wild Hyssop (Agastache x 'Summer Love') - Planting

Propagate from the seed in early spring at 55-64°F (13-18°C). Can also propagate by division in spring, or from semi-ripe cuttings in summer.

Wild Hyssop (Agastache x 'Summer Love') - Pest

During dry summers, mildew and rust can affect foliage. Also prone to downy mildew and fungal leaf diseases. Agastache is very attractive to insects.

Wild Hyssop (Agastache x 'Summer Love') - Interesting facts

Agastache is native to the dry, hilly sites of China, Japan, United States, and Mexico.

Wild Hyssop (Agastache x 'Summer Love') - Soil and irrigation

Giant Hyssops require moderate water. Does best in rich soil that is well-draining.