Agastache 'Heather Queen'- Agastache cana flower Planted in the middle or

Planted in the middle or towards the back of the flower bed

This cultivar

It works well in the middle and back of flower beds where it can send up blooming stalks without covering up shorter plants

Short spires of red blooms entice hungry hummingbirds

Agastache 'Heather Queen'- Agastache cana flower Planted in the middle orAgastaches are really blooming workhorses for the summer garden, and Heather Queen is no exception. Tall spikes of small dark pink flowers arise after spring and continue until frost. Unbothered by heat and occasional dry weather, it will form a perennial clump without being too fussy. In a pot or a flower bed, Heather Queen is an ideal candidate to provide colorful interest to people, and food for pollinators. Also called: Wild Hyssop Spread: 36"