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Outsidepride 100 Seeds Perennial Agastache Mexican Hyssop Apricot Sprite Flower Seeds for Planting

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Outsidepride 100 Seeds Perennial Agastache Mexican Hyssop Apricot Sprite Flower Seeds for Planting

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These seeds have been planted in late November and have been up for a couple of weeks without any special care. They have not yet sprouted, but are expected to do well come warmer weather. Many have reported that their seeds germinated, but some have experienced issues with sun coverage.

This blazing hyssop rovides a sizzling blast of bright orange flowers during the heat mid-to-late summer. An outstanding perennial for attracting hummingbirds with brilliant fragrance. A great container plant; grow it as an annual if it is outside your growing zone. Grow in moderately fertile, well-draining soils and in full sun to partial shade…

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This blazing hyssop rovides a sizzling blast of bright orange flowers during the heat mid-to-late summer. An outstanding perennial for attracting hummingbirds with brilliant fragrance. A great container plant; grow it as an annual if it is outside your growing zone. Grow in moderately fertile, well-draining soils and in full sun to partial shade. Sow 3 seeds per plant and space approximately 24 inches apart. Loose spikes of fragrant, tubular apricot colored flowers on a dwarf form make it useful for mixed borders and containers. Needs very little water once established. Mexican Hyssop (Agastache Aurantiaca Apricot Sprite) - This blazing hyssop rovides a sizzling blast of bright orange flowers during the heat mid-to-late summer. An outstanding perennial for attracting hummingbirds with brilliant fragrance. A great container plant; grow it as an annual if it is outside your growing zone. Grow in moderately fertile, well-draining soils and in full sun to partial shade. Start the Agastache flower seeds indoors 6 - 8 weeks before the last expected frost. Cover the flower seeds lightly and keep them moist until germination. Transplant after danger of frost and the Hyssop plant will establish quickly in the garden. Aromatic foliage that resists grazing by deer and rabbits, this showy, water-wise perennial is perfect for rock gardens and open meadows. Loose spikes of fragrant, tubular apricot colored flowers on a dwarf form make it useful for mixed borders and containers. Needs very little water once established.

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These seeds have been planted in late November and have been up for a couple of weeks without any special care. They have not yet sprouted, but are expected to do well come warmer weather. Many have reported that their seeds germinated, but some have experienced issues with sun coverage.

Pros

Good germination rate
Nice assorted flowers
Good variety
Effective pollinator garden addition

Cons

Inconsistent germination
Some seeds failed to sprout

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This blazing hyssop rovides a sizzling blast of bright orange flowers during the heat mid-to-late summer. An outstanding perennial for attracting hummingbirds with brilliant fragrance. A great container plant; grow it as an annual if it is outside your growing zone. Grow in moderately fertile, well-draining soils and in full sun to partial shade. Sow 3 seeds per plant and space approximately 24 inches apart. Loose spikes of fragrant, tubular apricot colored flowers on a dwarf form make it useful for mixed borders and containers. Needs very little water once established. Mexican Hyssop (Agastache Aurantiaca Apricot Sprite) - This blazing hyssop rovides a sizzling blast of bright orange flowers during the heat mid-to-late summer. An outstanding perennial for attracting hummingbirds with brilliant fragrance. A great container plant; grow it as an annual if it is outside your growing zone. Grow in moderately fertile, well-draining soils and in full sun to partial shade. Start the Agastache flower seeds indoors 6 - 8 weeks before the last expected frost. Cover the flower seeds lightly and keep them moist until germination. Transplant after danger of frost and the Hyssop plant will establish quickly in the garden. Aromatic foliage that resists grazing by deer and rabbits, this showy, water-wise perennial is perfect for rock gardens and open meadows. Loose spikes of fragrant, tubular apricot colored flowers on a dwarf form make it useful for mixed borders and containers. Needs very little water once established.

Specifications

Sun Exposure	Full Sun, Partial Shade
Organic	Gmo Free
Pack Size	100.0 Count
Brand	Outsidepride
Expected Blooming Period	Summer
Plant Or Animal Product Type	Flower
Item Weight	0.05 Pounds
Special Feature	Attracts Pollinators
Color	Apricot
Indoor/outdoor Usage	Outdoor, Indoor
Size	100 Seeds