Agastache Seeds, Raspberry Daiquiri
Raspberry Daiquiri Agastache with a crushed ice agastache and raspberry nonalcoholic drink.
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Raspberry Daiquiri Agastache in a small bowl of tea surrounded by flowers.
Raspberry Daiquiri Agastache arranged in glass container on a white background.
Agastache Seeds, Raspberry Daiquiri
Raspberry Daiquiri Agastache with a crushed ice agastache and raspberry nonalcoholic drink.
An arrangement of Raspberry Daiquiri Agastache with a bowl of tea on white.
Raspberry Daiquiri Agastache in a small bowl of tea surrounded by flowers.
Raspberry Daiquiri Agastache arranged in glass container on a white background.

Agastache Seeds,
Raspberry Daiquiri

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Description

(Agastache aurantiaca). Deep raspberry-colored flower spikes open from early summer through mid-fall, releasing a sweet, inviting fragrance that draws a wide mix of pollinators. Compact at about 15 inches tall and 12 inches wide, this well-shaped plant fits easily into beds and borders. Naturally resistant to deer and rabbits, it keeps its vibrant presence even in busy garden settings. A longtime favorite in trial gardens, it offers a lively blend of color, scent, flavor and reliable performance throughout the season.

Plant Details

Botanical Name
Agastache aurantiaca
Life Cycle
Perennial in zones 5–10
Sun Requirement
Full sun
Days to Germinate
14–21
Days to Maturity
90–100
Planting Depth
Surface sow
Plant Spacing
12 in.
Ideal Temperature
60–90°F
Frost Hardy
Yes

Growing Guide

When to Grow

Start seeds indoors 8 to 10 weeks before the last expected frost date for the best chance of first-year bloom, or direct sow outdoors in early spring once soil can be worked. Seeds require light to germinate and should be surface sown without covering. A brief cold stratification period of two to four weeks may improve germination rates. In Zones 5-10, established plants are reliably perennial and will return each season without replanting. If you're not sure how to find your first and last frost dates, consult our blog post Our Experts Answer Questions, Share Resources.

How to Sow and Plant

Surface sow seeds by pressing them lightly into moist, well-drained soil without covering. Raspberry Daiquiri performs best in lean, well-drained soils consistent with its Southwest native heritage—avoid heavy clay or poorly drained conditions. Space transplants or thin seedlings to 12 to 15 inches apart to accommodate the plant's compact but well-defined mature habit. Overly rich or heavily amended soils are unnecessary and may reduce plant longevity and fragrance intensity.

How to Grow

Raspberry Daiquiri is drought-tolerant and low-maintenance once established. Water regularly during the first season to encourage strong root development, then reduce irrigation significantly as plants mature. Excellent drainage is essential year-round and is particularly critical through winter, when wet soils are the most common cause of plant loss. Deadhead spent flower spikes regularly to sustain the long blooming season from early summer through mid fall, and cut plants back to the ground in early spring before new growth begins.

How to Save Seeds

Raspberry Daiquiri produces small seeds in clusters along the dried flower spike, typical of the Lamiacae family.

  • Allow a few flower spikes to dry fully on the plant at the end of the season
  • Harvest seed spikes by cutting and placing in a paper bag to capture any that fall
  • Dry thoroughly in a cool, well-ventilated location before cleaning
  • Store cleaned seeds in a sealed, labeled container in a cool, dry, dark place for up to 3 years

FAQ

How long does Raspberry Daiquiri take to bloom?

Raspberry Daiquiri blooms from early summer through mid fall, offering one of the longest flowering seasons of any compact agastache variety and providing a reliable nectar source for pollinators well into autumn.

Is Raspberry Daiquiri resistant to deer and rabbits?

Yes—like most agastache varieties, Raspberry Daiquiri is naturally resistant to deer and rabbit browsing, making it a dependable choice for gardens where these animals are a recurring problem.

How does Raspberry Daiquiri compare in size to other agastache varieties?

At around 15 inches tall and 12 inches wide, Raspberry Daiquiri is a compact variety well suited to the front of borders, container plantings, and smaller pollinator gardens where space is limited.

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Customer reviews

4.5 / 5 4 Reviews

What gardeners are saying

  • Fragrant foliage: Leaves smell like root beer or licorice when you brush past.

  • Tough and carefree: Handles heat, drought and clay soil with no deadheading needed.

  • Blooms into fall: Flowers from June until mid-October and beyond.

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