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'Purple Pygmy' agastache

13 years ago

Wonbyherwits, In your list of the anise hyssops, you state that the variety of agastache in my subject post is a difficult grower. How so? I started seeds this year, but have kept the seedlings in a community pot till next year. Was wondering about your success/failure rate with this plant.

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alex_7b
13 years ago
Are the seedlings doing OK?
john3
Original Author
13 years ago
So far they're fine. I left them in a small, community pot this past year. Will separate them this spring -- some in the ground and some in a container. They're currently situated at a west window(indoors).
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