White Agastache

Our selection of Agastaches with white flowers. Similar to the Agastache rugosa 'Alabaster', its wild ancestor anise hyssop also known as mint hyssop or Korean licorice mint, these hardy and nectar-rich perennials will bring a decorative white touch to the garden. And their aromatic leaves will add fragrance to salads and raw vegetables. These plants bloom in the summer for several weeks if the soil remains slightly moist. Belonging to the same family as mint and lemon balm, their leaves release a very aromatic scent when crushed. They are water-loving in the south, but more tolerant in northern regions. Planted in a wild-looking meadow garden or simply in a summer border, accompanied by Gauras, catmints, and Sedums, they offer a bucolic spectacle.