Companion planting with  Agastache

Agastache is perfect for proving late colour it’s upright and resilient standing up to the wind and rain well that we often get in late August and early September it’s an aromatic perennial producing tall slender stems which bear long flower spikes which the pollinators love also great for making your own refreshing herbal tea with the leaves, This cuts and regenerate well if you want to bring this into the house as part of the floral arrangement it will recover quickly and reward you with more flowers


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