Where is the best place to plant Agastache?
They will survive part shade, especially afternoon shade in warmer climates, but may not flower as well. Soil: Agastache grows best on fertile, well-drained soils. It likes a soil close to neutral and in areas with acidic soils will benefit from the addition of lime. Summer grasses, such as switch grass, feathered reed grass, and fountain grass, all provide flower heads when Agastache is blooming, making a nice visual match in the garden. Cactus and succulents grow in the same native environment so look perfectly natural in the garden next to Agastache.
Where does hyssop grow best?
Hyssop prefers full sun. It may grow in partial shade but will get lanky without enough sunlight. Hyssop requires well-draining soil on the dry/loamy side with a pH of 6. If transplanting, sow seed indoors 8 to 10 weeks before the last frost. Hyssop is low maintenance once it’s established. Water newly planted hyssop regularly until it has had time to put down roots. After this plants should be able to tolerate some drought. Water hyssop in pots regularly in hot weather as the compost will dry out quickly.Hyssop prefers full sun. It may grow in partial shade but will get lanky without enough sunlight. Hyssop requires well-draining soil on the dry/loamy side with a pH of 6. If transplanting, sow seed indoors 8 to 10 weeks before the last frost.