Agastache rugosa    Perennial Growing Zones 5-11  We were sent seeds from Maria Noel Groves, RH (AHG). We're really excited to grow these plants and offer them to you. Here's what Maria says: “Korean Licorice Mint (Agastache rugosa) Korean mint, giant hyssop, tu huo xiang. There’s likely a bit of hybridization and variation amongst the Agastache species.  It does look a lot like anise hyssop (A. foeniculum) – sometimes called licorice mint – by I find most anise hyssop has a sharper flavor that is more minty whereas my plants have a softer, honey-fennel flavor. Sort of opposite of what you would expect from the common and Latin names."  
 
Seeds are collected from the plants growing here our organic farm.  Instructions included.  
Approximately 50 seeds per pack.