Agastache cana Rosita

One of the best plants out there for sunny, pollinator-friendly gardens. Showy, vivid flowers bloom mid-summer to frost. During the late-summer (August) Painted Lady butterfly migration, this plant was COVERED in Painted Lady butterflies.

It's received many compliments from passersby.

Hardy plant in our zone, very versatile in various butterfly gardens around our place.

I ordered three Rosita agastaches and planted them together in a well-drained bed. The plants thrived all summer and developed fuller and bushier than my taller agastaches with a lovely color. The bees and hummers were very happy with them, too. I sometimes have bad luck with agastaches surviving the winter in my zone 5 garden, but I'm hopeful that these will come through.

Rosita remained very small in size the first summer (2016)but came into its own this year, blooming for months on end. It is planted in very poor rocky soil and gets only occasional supplementary water during the growing season.

This plant has lovely color and fits in well with many other plants in the flower garden. It is a real hummingbird and bee magnet. It must be pretty hardy too as it is recommended for zone 5 and above and it grows well for me here in zone 4 although I do mulch it a little for the winter. Did lose one this past winter, but not too upset seeing as how it's really out of my zone. Have this planted among other agastache and coneflowers and panecum.

While I have been gardening for years I am new to the south west and learning what will and will not grow here. High country Gardens have not steered me wrong in my choice of plants. I have tried the local places but they were not very helpful. I have learned the hard way that what does nicely on the east coast and north do not like this area. These plants will let me have the flowers and blooms through the summer and entice the birds I like. I am very pleased with the way they have taken off growing well as soon as planted.

This was the background plant I used in a new raised garden. It performed beautifully by adding the deep pink to red color I wanted immediately the first year, which was a surprise. I can't wait to see how it does in the next few years.

Died when Agastache Ava thrived planted 3 feet away

Great xeric garden plant, flower color packs a punch! Trouble-free, bunnies leave it alone. The only downside is that initially the flower clusters were stumpy, but as the plant matured they elongated and now look normal.

Love your products -- great packaging and always healthy plants.

In my garden by the deck. Love it! Attracted many hummingbirds which is just awesome!

Lost my little Rosita over winter after her first season in our mt soil. All others ordered are up and appear to be doing nicely. Fingers crossed! Thank you.

Downright wonderful!