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Agastache

Let agastache spires call hummingbirds and bees, then gather fragrant leaves for a warm cup of garden tea.

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Anise Hyssop Agastache on a white background.
Agastache Seeds Anise Hyssop
$3.00
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Apache Sunset Agastache with Agastache tea on a white background.
Agastache Seeds Apache Sunset
$4.00
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An arrangement of Apricot Sprite Agastache in a white vase with a cup of agastache tea on white.
Agastache Seeds Apricot Sprite
$4.00
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Astello Indigo Agastache in a white dish on a white background.
Agastache Seeds Astello Indigo
$4.00
Fragrant Delight Mix Agastache on white background.
Agastache Seeds Fragrant Delight Mix
$4.00
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Lavender Martini Agastache tea with flowers arranged in glass jars.
Agastache Seeds Lavender Martini
$4.00
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Navajo Sunset Agastache flowers in a tarnished silver vase on a teal background. Image courtesy of Lucy Hutchins.
Agastache Seeds Navajo Sunset
$3.50
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Agastache Seeds, Raspberry Daiquiri
Agastache Seeds Raspberry Daiquiri
$4.00
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Rose Mint Agastache blooms surrounding a white bowl with Agastache Tea.
Agastache Seeds Rose Mint
$3.50
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Agastache Seeds, Sunset Yellow
Agastache Seeds Sunset Yellow
$4.00
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Texas Hummingbird Mint 'Heather Queen' Agastache on a white background.
Agastache Seeds Texas Hummingbird Mint 'Heather Queen'
$3.50
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Liquorice White Agastache in a clear vase with foliage surround on a white background.
Agastache Seeds White Liquorice
$3.50

About Agastache Seeds

(Agastache spp.). We offer a great selection of fragrant and showy Agastache. The colorful flowers of these tender perennial herbs are a favorite of hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees. Drought-tolerant plants enjoy a sunny location and thrive in low-fertility soils. Most make incredible tea.

Fragrant and Fuss-Free

Hummingbird Magnet

Want hummingbirds hovering outside your window all summer? Agastache flowers are built for them—tubular, nectar-rich, and blooming from early summer well into fall. Bees and butterflies work the spikes just as hard. Learn How to Grow Agastache for pollinators and give your garden a season long audience.

Tea Garden Treasure

Run a leaf between your fingers and see what you get: anise, mint, citrus, root beer. It depends entirely on the variety, which is half the reason to grow more than one. Leaves and flowers both steep into a mellow, fragrant cup—Agastache is the perfect addition to your tea garden. Learn how to Plant Your Best Tea Garden.

Tough and Thrifty

Agastache is one of those plants that does better the less you do for it. Full sun, lean soil, sharp drainage, and it's perfectly content. The fastest way to lose one is rich, soggy ground that stays wet over winter. It holds a neat clump too—none of mint's bad habits.