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Rosita Agastache
24" tall x 18" wide (cutting propagated). An exciting new form of
Agastache cana that appeared as a single outstanding plant in a group of
garden plants grown from habitat collected seed. 'Rosita' has been the
subject of much comment in our Santa Fe display gardens because of its
profusion of dense, deep rose-pink flower spikes and extremely bushy
semi-dwarf growth habit.
Earlier blooming than regular Agastache cana plants, 'Rosita's' spikes have about 50% more flowers per spike than is normal; the effect is striking and noticeable from a great distance. Plant in well-drained soil, and water deeply but infrequently once established.
Earlier blooming than regular Agastache cana plants, 'Rosita's' spikes have about 50% more flowers per spike than is normal; the effect is striking and noticeable from a great distance. Plant in well-drained soil, and water deeply but infrequently once established.
24" tall x 18" wide (cutting propagated). An exciting new form of
Agastache cana that appeared as a single outstanding plant in a group of
garden plants grown from habitat collected seed. 'Rosita' has been the
subject of much comment in our Santa Fe display gardens because of its
profusion of dense, deep rose-pink flower spikes and extremely bushy
semi-dwarf growth habit.
Earlier blooming than regular Agastache cana plants, 'Rosita's' spikes have about 50% more flowers per spike than is normal; the effect is striking and noticeable from a great distance. Plant in well-drained soil, and water deeply but infrequently once established.
Earlier blooming than regular Agastache cana plants, 'Rosita's' spikes have about 50% more flowers per spike than is normal; the effect is striking and noticeable from a great distance. Plant in well-drained soil, and water deeply but infrequently once established.
$15.29
Rosita Agastache—
$15.29
Description
24" tall x 18" wide (cutting propagated). An exciting new form of
Agastache cana that appeared as a single outstanding plant in a group of
garden plants grown from habitat collected seed. 'Rosita' has been the
subject of much comment in our Santa Fe display gardens because of its
profusion of dense, deep rose-pink flower spikes and extremely bushy
semi-dwarf growth habit.
Earlier blooming than regular Agastache cana plants, 'Rosita's' spikes have about 50% more flowers per spike than is normal; the effect is striking and noticeable from a great distance. Plant in well-drained soil, and water deeply but infrequently once established.
Earlier blooming than regular Agastache cana plants, 'Rosita's' spikes have about 50% more flowers per spike than is normal; the effect is striking and noticeable from a great distance. Plant in well-drained soil, and water deeply but infrequently once established.
