Agastache rupestris (Rock Anise Hyssop) gravel The fruit can be eaten

The fruit can be eaten

sandy soil

-Requires regular fertilization

clevelandii from San Diego County Common Name Salvia Winifred Gillman Native to Cultivated variety Plant Type Shrub Height x Width 3-4' x 3-4' Growth Habit Upright

Gold Nugget Mandarin

Agastache rupestris (Rock Anise Hyssop) gravel The fruit can be eatenRock Anise Hyssop A perennial that grows up to three feet high and wide. It has salmon flowers that bloom in the summer through fall. The flowers are edible. This plant is great in containers. Cut back in late summer to encourage a fall rebloom. Plant in full sun Best in well drained soil Drought tolerant once established Attracts birds, bees, hummingbirds, and butterflies Deer resistant Native to Arizona and New Mexico