Agastache rugosa 'Liquorice Blue'
Agastache rugosa 'Liquorice Blue'
Spikes of warm blue lipped flowers from late June onwards. Very attractive to bees. Aromatic foliage. To 1.5m. Hardy in light soils.
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Description
Spikes of warm blue lipped flowers from late June onwards. Very attractive to bees. Aromatic foliage. To 1.5m. Fully hardy in light soils. Self seeds around a bit, but not to excess. Seed is collected from the garden, roughly 200 seeds per packet.
At A Glance
| Common Name | Korean mint 'Liquorice Blue' |
| Type | Hardy Perennial |
| Height | over 1.2m |
| Colour | blue |
| Spread Rate | |
| Flowering | late summer |
| Soil Type | drained,dry |
| Aspect | sun |
| Pollination | Attractive to pollinators |
Sue's Notes
One of the best bee-attracting plants in the garden. The foliage looks a bit like a clump of nettles early on, but smells wonderfully of aniseedy mint.