lavender hyssop plant Agastache foeniculum (Anise Hyssop) – Northeast Pollinator Plants

lavender hyssop plant Agastache foeniculum (Anise Hyssop) – Northeast Pollinator PlantsWe ship only to the New England and New York states. If you live near Fairfax, VT, consider buying at our farm, River Berry Farm. Shipping will be in the order received. Please check the Home Page for updated expected ship date. Free shipping for 15 or more plants. Plants are delivered in a biodegradable wood fiber pot, 2. 75" diameter by 3. 5" deep. Please email if you prefer to order pay by check than on line, see Contact Us below. Common Name:

• We ship only to the New England and New York states. If you live near Fairfax, VT, consider buying at our farm, River Berry Farm.

• Shipping will be in the order received.  Please check the Home Page for updated expected ship date.  Free shipping for 15 or more plants.

• Plants are delivered in a biodegradable wood fiber pot, 2.75" diameter by 3.5" deep.  

• Please email if you prefer to order/pay by check than on-line, see Contact Us below.

Common Name:  Anise Hyssop

Attracts:  Bees, Butterflies, Hummingbird

Use:  Garden or Naturalizing

Light:  Full Sun to Part Sun

Hardiness Zone:  4 to 8   USDA Zone Map

Soils:  Dry to Moist

Flower Time:  Mid July - Late September

Flower Color:  Purple Lavender

Height:  3'-5'

Notes:  Agastache foeniculum  (Anise Hyssop) is one of the best for supporting pollinators while providing a beautiful late season flower show with anise-scented foliage.  

Noted as deer-resistant by UVM. 

Host plant of VT Bee Species of Greatest Conservation Need (SGCN):
Bombus citrinus (Lemon Cuckoo Bumble bee) 
Bombus fervidus (Golden Northern Bumble bee)
Bombus rufocinctus (Red-Belted Bumble bee)
Colletes kincaidii (Kincaid's Cellophane bee)

Naturalized in NH, CT, MA, NY and native to upper Midwest:  Biota of North America Program (BONAP) – North American Plant Atlas (NAPA).

Seed Source:  Midwest.  Seen this growing wild in your area.  Please consider collecting wild seeds.  For more info., please visit -  Northeast Wild Seed Collectors.