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Genus: A

Acanthus
bear's breech
Acorus
sweet flag
Actinidia
hardy kiwi fruit; bower vine; kolomikta vine; tara vine
Adiantum
northern maidenhair fern
Agastache
Giant hyssop
Ajuga
Bugleweed
Akebia
five-leaved akebia
Allium
onion; chives
Ammophila
American beachgrass
Amphicarpaea
hog peanut
Amsonia
Arkansas blue-star; blue star; thread-leaf blue star; willow amsonia
Andropogon
big bluestem; turkey-foot
Anemone
Canada anemone
Antennaria
pussytoes
Anthoxanthum
sweet vernal grass
Apios
Indian potato; groundnut
Aquilegia
Columbine
Aralia
sarsparilla
Arctostaphylos
bearberry; kinnikinick
Arenaria
Arisaema
Aristolochia
Armeria
sea pink
Aruncus
Goatsbeard
Arundinaria
canebrake bamboo; large cane; small canebrake bamboo; southern cane; switch cane
Arundo
giant reed; Italian reed; cana brava
Asarum
Wild ginger
Asclepias
butterfly weed; swamp milkweed
Asimina
pawpaw
Aster
aster
Athyrium
lady fern
Atrichum
(moss)
Next: B

Catalog as of August 27, 2012

Agastache

(Labiatae - mint family)
Giant hyssop. About 30 species of tall, vigorous, perennial herbs. Native to North America and eastern and central Asia.
foeniculum peren • ht 3' • zones 3-8

anise hyssop

Agastache foeniculum - Aug 27 Agastache foeniculum - Sep 8
native, edible, fragrant, sun
n cent N Amer

Upright, with very fragrant, anise-scented foliage. Deep blue flowers appear in terminal clusters over a long period in summer. Leaves have been used for seasoning and to make tea. A good bee plant

cat # 6F1R
$7.95 each / 3-9, $7.50 ea / 10+, $6.95 ea