If using a granular fertilizer, we recommend organic formulations, apply an all purpose formula in early spring annually.
Agastache kudos full#
Easily grown in full sun, in average, dry to medium moisture, well-drained soils. The aromatic leaves exude a minty scent when crushed. A drought tolerant perennial when established.įertilizer: If using compost apply an 1" at planting time and side dress annually in late fall or early spring. This Agastache belongs to the Kudos Series, which is noted for its dwarf, well-branched plants that are hardy and nearly impervious to downy mildew. Deer and rabbits seem to leave them alone. Loved by butterflies, bees, and those hummers. We are loving how quickly it grows in the greenhouse so we know it will be a win in the landscape. A strong performer in the garden and in the pot. The tubular blooms are up to 2" long and borne abundantly on large flowering heads. V kategorii skalniky zelené listy edé listy kvetoucí po celé léto opadavé jsme nali 106 rostlin, které naleznete v eských zahradnictvích. The scent is a mild licorice smell and only noticeable when brushed.
Agastache kudos series#
A wonderful series of Agastache available, especially for Missouri’s hot summer conditions. They are very hardy and are almost fully resistant to downy mildew. This selection of Agastache aurantiaca parentage has the smaller blue-green leaves that have a slight silver look. ‘Kudos’ is a dwarf series of Agastache with several different colors of flowers. 'Kudos Red' fixes that problem and is an exciting win for the hummingbirds. Like the others in the KUDOS Series, this plant is hardy to Zone 5 and is naturally resistant to downy mildew. As with so many mint family members, Agastaches are pleasantly aromatic and long blooming. Large, dense inflorescences of yellow flowers adorn this wonderfully compact Agastache. Propagate by seed or by division in spring.Missing from the agastache lineup has always been a really great red. Similar to Salvias, the Agastache genus is a member of the mint family (Lamiaceae) and flowers in a broad range of colors including blues, oranges, reds, pinks, purples and yellows.Deadhead spent flowers to promote additional bloom.Generally disease and pest-free (might occasionally be subject to powdery mildew) and resistant to deer and rabbits.Attracts streams of hummingbirds, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinators.Creates a stunning effect when mixed with other perennials or planted en masse.Ideal to add color to the late-season garden when many other plants are fading.
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