Growing to over 1m, Sangria produces bunches of hot pink tubular flowers on the top of 1m tall stems. The leaves have a scent like that of black jelly beans, a bit sweeter than other licorice smelling agastaches. Sangria handles the heat really well, but the tips can get a bit droopy in the height of the summer heat with low humidity. The flowers attract lots of bees and butterflies to the garden.

H: 120    W: 60   
Frost tolerance: hardy   
Water use: 1   
Perennial       
Position: part shade/ sun   
Primary flower colour: pink   
Fragrant