Agastache Tango Anise Hyssop Hummingbird Mint

Anise Hyssop, Hummingbird Mint

Leaves can be used fresh or dried to add flavor to tea.

Tango Hummingbird Mint boasts vibrant orange, tubular flowers that develop on spikes, attracting honeybees, butterflies, and hummingbirds to your garden.

Plant Details:
Zone: 5 - 10
Height: 12-18"
Spread: 12-16"
Exposure: Full Sun
Flower Color: Orange Shades
Fragrant: Yes
Good Cut Flower: Yes
Deer resistant: Yes
Bee-friendly: Yes
Attracts butterflies: Yes
Attracts hummingbirds: Yes
Bloom time: Early Fall, Late Summer, Midsummer

Agastache plants thrive in full sun, though they also tolerate dappled shade. Ensure adequate moisture without overwatering; ensure soil drains well. To promote bushier, more floriferous growth, pinch back in the early stages. Their long-lasting blooms make them an ideal addition to pollinator gardens, providing food and shelter for bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.

What is the difference between hyssop and Agastache?

Agastache (Anise Hyssop) is not to be confused with Hyssopus (Hyssop). Native to North America, the mint family member differs significantly from the European-native Hyssopus spp., which is within the carrot family. Genus and species differ greatly.

Agastache Tango Uses & Benefits of Hummingbird Mint

Foeniculum was historically employed by the First Nation people of North America to remedy conditions such as indigestion, stomach upset, colds, coughs, and fevers. Additionally, it was regularly utilized to infuse flavor into foods and to sweeten teas.

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