POQUITO™ Orange Hyssop – #1 Container

Description

Mixed tones of juicy hues of lovely apricots and orange, the adorable dwarf POQUITO™ Orange Hyssop (Agastache ‘TNAGAPO’) is perfect for adding luscious blooms and hues plus aromatic herbal licorice scents to your landscape regardless of how much room you have! This little Agastache is a gorgeous flowering groundcover with lovely long-lasting blooms that are sure to stand out!

These flower spikes are filled with petals that range from light to dark peachy, apricot, and orange, all appearing on the plant at the same time, creating quite the spectacle! Plus the floral spikes, and are just the right size and shape for hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies to be enchanted by! Orange Hyssops grow into a lush green carpet, with foliage that perfumes the air.

Blooming from May through October in most climates, these little powerhouses bloom for months! Incredibly adaptable throughout USDA growing zones 5 through 10 and only grows 11-14 inches in height when in bloom, and spreads to about 15 inches wide, these are wonderfully space-saving little perennials!

Planting and Application:

Hyssops love the sun and are drought-tolerant – making them perfect for Rock Gardens! Poquito™ has a dwarf, bushy habit that performs equally well in the sunny border, container, or mixed bed as a spiller, facer plant, or edging. Ease the transition between lawn and garden beds with long-lasting blooms! Create a lovely separation between the front lawn and sidewalk, or in that ‘hell-strip’ between the sidewalk and road!

Hyssops fill steep, hard-to-mow slopes in the sun while slowing water runoff or halting erosion while adding sunny warm color anywhere! So use that color to its maby planting en masse swaths in some of the toughest places around the landscape. Perfect for adding fragrant and bright colors to cottage and perennial borders in the sun or as edging along garden beds, or as facer plants along the foundation and hedge plantings to hide their bare lower stems! Line a path or walkway in vivid pinkish blooms that will be smothered with bees and butterflies!

POQUITO™ is a finely-textured perennial that works beautifully as groundcover and spiller in pots and planters. Dwarf Hyssop works beautifully in sunny patio and terrace planters, as well as brightening your front porch in colorful containers! Lovely spillers and fillers when mixed with other annuals and perennials, or as bright color as specimen plantings that thrive in the sun!

• Gradient Peachy Orange u0026amp; Apricot Petals
• Minty-Licorice Aromatic Green Foliage
• Pollinator u0026amp; Hummingbirds Magnets!
• Long-Lasting u0026amp; Blooms Until Late in the Season
• Containers u0026amp; Pollinator Gardens u0026amp; Groundcover

ProPlantTips for Care:

This gorgeous little hybrid Agastache is drought tolerant once established and a very low-maintenance flowering ornamental perennial perfect for full sun locations! Appreciating the drying power of the morning sun to keep the scented foliage healthy and mildew-free! Plant Hyssops in very well-drained soil with moderate moisture. Deadhead to encourage rebloom and keep the plant neat and tidy. Prune back the stems in late fall, mulch the crown well, and water in well for the winter.

Agastache are both deer and rabbit-resistant, as well as highly adaptable! Thriving in low-moisture soil once established, drought-tolerant Hyssop has its best flowering with a regular schedule of supplemental water. Although this plant does well in thin, poor soil, protect your investment and encourage healthy roots by using Nature Hills Root Booster at planting time to help your plant uptake nutrients in the soil more efficiently.

• Loves Full Sun
• Best in Very Well-Drained Soil
• Moderate to Low Moisture Once Established
• Fast-Growing!
• Widely Adaptable
• Rarely Damaged by Deer

POQUITO™ Orange Hyssop is going to be a space-saving little perennial that adds gradient peachy, orange, and apricot color to your garden planters and garden beds all growing season long! Hurry and order yours today from NatureHills.com!