Agastache x 'Blue Boa'
Flowering from November to May, ‘Blue Boa’ is a striking herbaceous perennial with fragrant, mid-green leaves and an upright habit. Flower spikes are densly covered with deep violet flowers, creating bold visual appeal. The flowers are highly attractive to bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, adding movement and life to the garden.
Cultural
In the right position, Agastache are generally trouble free and a usually resistant to rabbits and deer.
Soil:
Tolerates any well-drained soil.
Aspect:
Full sun to light shade.
Maintenance:
Tip prune when young to encourage bushy plants. Dead head regularly to promote continual flowering. In winter, cut the plant back by half. Fertilise in spring and late summer.
Water Requirements:
Will tolerate dry periods but performs better with adequate moisture.
Seasonal Interest:
Summer- autumn flowering.
Landscape Uses
Perfect for cottage gardens, rockeries and planters. Plant near entertainment areas or along paths to enjoy its fragrance. Flowers are great for floral displays and to attract birds, bees and beneficial insects.
Dimensions
Height to 1.0m
Width to 50cm
Width to 50cm