Thought I'd start a thread for Agastache plants of what mail order places to get them.

High Country Gardens: I've ordered many times and have always been happy.

Flowers By The Sea: I've ordered from many times and have been very happy. They started offering Agastaches this year.

Lazy S's Farm Nursery: I've ordered many times and have always been happy.

Plant Delights: I've ordered from them twice (Salvias) and was happy.

Deer-resistant Landscape Nursery: I've ordered from them 2 or 3 times and have always been happy.

Sooner Plant Farm: I've ordered one Salvia and some Agastaches from them and was happy.

Garden Crossings: I've ordered from them several times and have always been happy.

Santa Rosa Gardens: I've ordered from them several times and have always been happy.

Romence Gardens & Greenhouses: I've ordered from them several times and have always been happy.

Crownsville Nursery: They usually only have a couple of Agastaches to offer. I've ordered from them since 1997 or 1998 and have always been happy.

Logee's Greenhouses: I've ordered from them once before.

Digging Dog Nursery: I haven't ordered from them before.

Garden Harvest Supply: I haven't ordered from them before.

Joy Creek Nursery: I haven't ordered from them before.

Forestfarm: I haven't ordered from them before.

Gardens in the Wood of Grassy Creek: I haven't ordered from them before.

Morningsun Herb Farm: I haven't ordered from them before.

Sandy Mush Herb Nursery: I haven't ordered from them before.

Goodwin Creek Gardens: I haven't ordered from them before.

White Flower Farm: I've ordered plants from them decades ago (mid 1980's) once and was happy.

These are the only places I could think of at the moment. Please share some more and your experiences.

I would have mentioned Annie's Annuals and Perennials, but since they don't offer all their plants at all times, I didn't.

Thanks Tee for adding the pic! I forgot about it!

Great pic!

You might want to mention seed sources too. Here's a place I like that has many varieties.

Swallowtail Garden Seeds:
http://www.swallowtailgardense...

Hi, Marilyn!

Hi Debra!

Happy to see ya! How's your Agastaches and Salvias doing?

Thanks Clint! Good idea!

Select Seeds Antique Flowers has seeds and plants. I haven't ordered from them before. Just got their catalog and looks tempting!

Bluestone has a large selection.I have many plants from them.
http://www.bluestoneperennials...

Marilyn said:Thanks Tee for adding the pic! I forgot about it!

Great pic!

Marilyn, five did okay through Summer and Fall--Tutti Fruitti, Blue Boa, Firebird, Summer Love, and Black Adder. Still have some green on Summer Love. Will have to see if they all come back in Spring.

Blue Boa sounds and looks like one I gotta get!

I think I might have lost my Tutti Frutti. I took a look at it and don't see any green leaves (yet).

Excited to see what HCG offers this year!

Dont give up hope Marilyn.My TuttiFruitti doesnt stay green all winter either.In fact I was surprised to see Apricot Sprite and Apache Sunset with a mound of leaves.
All three agastaches are planted together.

Thanks Jo Ann!

I figure I'd check it every few weeks for green.

With our high temps we've been having these past couple of days, I'm hoping that the ice/snow will melt, then I can take stock of what I got. Be nice to be able to see some green!

The only green I have now is Iris leaves, honeysuckle, bamboo and a couple of things in the back woods (can't remember what they are at the moment). But at least it's green! And my daffodils that have emerged only to be iced when the ice storm passed by. Everything was iced. I don't think they had buds yet.

Oh yes, the Golden Euonymus. It looks pretty much like this year around, freezing, snow, ice, whatever.

I have one of those, too, Tee, and really like the year-round contrasting colors.

Very nice looking plant, Tee!