Agastache ‘Queen Nectarine’ features soft peach-colored flowers on mauve stems from mid-summer to early fall. Agastache is commonly known as “hummingbird mint,” but it’s just as attractive to bees and butterflies. ‘Queen Nectarine’ is part of the MEANT TO BEE collection, which is distinguished by a large, full habit and exceptional hardiness.

Like other hummingbird mints, the foliage of ‘Queen Nectarine’ has a spicy anise scent that repels deer and rabbits. Agastache thrives in full sun in well-draining, average to dry soil, making them an easy perennial to grow. Plant Agastache ‘Queen Nectarine’ as a specimen in your flower bed and watch the pollinators fly to it.