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Agastache: One Plant, Many Uses

Few plants pull off such a strange, delightful trick: depending on the variety, Agastache can smell like black licorice, root beer, or a mix of mint and citrus (sometimes all from a single leaf!) Known by names like hyssop, hummingbird mint, and giant hyssop, this fragrant member of the mint family is a genuine triple threat, equally in the garden bed, the teapot, and the herbal medicine chest.

Know Your Lavender: English, Spanish, and Intermediate

At Plantworks, we offer 3 lavender species. Regardless of variety, lavender's universal preferences remain the same: full sun, well-drained soil, low water needs once established, and light regular pruning after blooming. Here is a breakdown of the main differences and uses.