Re: Agastache

In a message dated 10/25/2006 9:20:11 AM Central Daylight Time, 
Jeaa0088@aol.com writes:
Don...I just read an article in The Avant Gardener that states Agastache  
rupestris is hardy to z.4 and bears orange/lavender flowers well into  
fall...they say it's 'widely available'.
Thetas a dry zone 4, meaning no rain in the fall or wet snow in the winter 
and a quick melt off of snow in the spring.

I lose mine in late winter and early spring because here in Minnesota its 
usually wet for a month when the snow is melting and we have cold rains.

If planted in a well drained location with a large rock for the roots to grow 
under and some dry winter mulch it would have a better chance.

Paul

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