Poquito Orange Hummingbird Mint | Agastache ‘Poquito Orange’ | Dwarf Hyssop ‘Poquito Orange’ | Agastache x ‘Poquito Orange’
Poquito Orange Hummingbird Mint is a vibrant, sun-loving herbaceous perennial prized for its spectacular, continuous profusion of densely packed, bright orange tubular flower spikes that bloom from early summer all the way until the first frost. This exceptionally tough, heat-tolerant selection is known for its naturally compact, dwarf habit and remarkably aromatic, mint-licorice scented, lush green foliage. Its intensely nectar-rich blossoms are an absolute magnet for hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies, making it a spectacular, low-maintenance thriller and edger for sunny landscape borders, rock gardens, and mixed patio containers. With its bold, warm-toned color and reliable performance through challenging, dry conditions, Poquito Orange offers an extraordinary display of vibrant summer blooms and neat, bushy structure with exceptionally straightforward care.
Growing Poquito Orange Hummingbird Mint
Light: Full sun; thrives in bright, direct sunlight (at least 6 to 8 hours per day) to produce the most abundant blooms, the strongest stems, and maintain a tight, compact form. Too much shade will cause the plant to become leggy and significantly reduce flowering.
Soil: Light, sandy, or gravelly, well-drained soil; highly adaptable to poor, rocky soils as long as drainage is excellent. It is extremely susceptible to root rot in heavy, waterlogged clay, especially during the cold, wet winter months.
Water: Low to moderate; water regularly until established, then allow the top few inches of soil to dry out completely between waterings. It is exceptionally drought-tolerant once mature and strongly dislikes consistently wet feet.
Maintenance: Exceptionally low maintenance. Leave the structural stems standing through winter for visual interest and to improve winter survival, then prune the entire plant hard (cutting back to just above the new basal growth) in early spring. Deadhead spent flower spikes regularly to encourage a continuous, prolific second flush of blooms.
Wildlife: Highly attractive to hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies; naturally deer- and rabbit-resistant due to its strongly aromatic foliage.
Hardiness: Perennial in USDA zones 5–10; exceptionally cold-hardy and reliable across a wide range of climates provided it has excellent winter drainage.
Shipping Info
Poquito Orange Hummingbird Mint plants are shipped as healthy young starts in 4" nursery pots. Allow 1–2 weeks after arrival for plants to recover from shipping and resume active growth before repotting or planting outdoors.
Growing Zones
5
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9
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Low Temperature
-20°F
High Temperature
95°F+
Fragrant
Fragrant
Polinator Required
No
Polinator Friendly
Yes
Flower Color
Orange
Green
Growth Rate
Fast
Soil
Requires exceptionally well-draining soil; thrives in poor, sandy, or rocky conditions and is highly susceptible to crown and root rot in heavy, wet clay
Moisture
Low
Sun Exposure
Full Sun
Mature Spread
14 to 16 inches
Mature Height
12 to 15 inches
Bloom Period
Early Summer to Early Fall
Pruning Time
Leave the dried stems intact through winter to protect the crown and provide visual interest; cut back to just above ground level in early spring before new growth appears. Deadhead spent blooms to encourage continuous flowering
Partial Shade to Full Sun (Best, most vibrant purple coloration develops in bright dappled shade or morning sun; intense, direct afternoon sun can bleach or scorch the leaves)
The fig trees arrived today in small pots very well packed. I removed them and watered them. I will let them "rest" for 4 to 5 days before I repot them and prepare them for winter, inside. Very pleased with these trees. After getting other sellers rotten packing jobs this was a real treat. I may buy more in the spring of 2027.
Packed so well! I was surprised how many flowers my orange ones had! Will definitely buy from them again! My original ordered flowers were out of stock and I received an email about replacements. I love them!
I was very impressed with how well my 18 little lantanas were packed. All looked healthy and I planted them yesterday. It was a little difficult unpacking them but that’s the price I paid for having you pack them so well. I was a little worried when I saw UPS coming to the door with the box slung over the driver’s shoulder despite the fact that the box was marked with an ⬆️ and it said live plants. But all is well. Now if I can just keep them alive.
Lovely little guy-- impossible to find coral honeysuckle at my local nursery for whatever reason. I really appreciate that the Blossomdale staff kept it and nurtured it a little longer so it would be more robust for the trip. Can't wait to put it in the ground and watch it thrive :-) Will order from them again.
It was my very first plant I order online so I wasn’t sure what to expect but when it got here and in one piece and as long as it is I was shocked but very HAPPY.
It's doing really well. I will be transferring it to a bigger pot probably by the weekend. I wish I had a little more instructions on how to care for this variety, and what to do in the fall.
Package came delivered just like it said it would I pulled it out it looked good. I put it in some water for about a half hour and put it in my 30 gallon tub and I got three things to go with it.
Very healthy cutting. Followed the instructions and let it get acclimated to its new surroundings for a couple of weeks before repotting. Would not hesitate to purchase from this business again 😃
Plants arrived in great condition. This plant has only been in the ground about 10 days and is growing a lot. The plant cage is 12” tall so it’s doing well. I put guards around my new plants for a little while because I have bunnies who love tender young leaves.
I got 2 mystery plants (one indoor and one outdoor). The indoor was a pilea and the outdoor plant was a white blackberry. White blackberry was dramatic, but it’s making a comeback and the pilea is doing great!
Need to upgrade your packaging. I would suggest taping the plant in place in the cardboard tube on the count that it slid and smashed itself. Luckily, it's a strong plant and should recover. Hoping.for the best.
The plant arrived after a few delivery reroutes. It came with three leaves two so far are healthy one was dying and has since died. The two remaining leaves appear to be doing well.
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Poquito Orange Hummingbird Mint | Agastache ‘Poquito Orange’ | Dwarf Hyssop ‘Poquito Orange’ | Agastache x ‘Poquito Orange’
Poquito Orange Hummingbird Mint is a vibrant, sun-loving herbaceous perennial prized for its spectacular, continuous profusion of densely packed, bright orange tubular flower spikes that bloom from early summer all the way until the first frost. This exceptionally tough, heat-tolerant selection is known for its naturally compact, dwarf habit and remarkably aromatic, mint-licorice scented, lush green foliage. Its intensely nectar-rich blossoms are an absolute magnet for hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies, making it a spectacular, low-maintenance thriller and edger for sunny landscape borders, rock gardens, and mixed patio containers. With its bold, warm-toned color and reliable performance through challenging, dry conditions, Poquito Orange offers an extraordinary display of vibrant summer blooms and neat, bushy structure with exceptionally straightforward care.
Growing Poquito Orange Hummingbird Mint
Light: Full sun; thrives in bright, direct sunlight (at least 6 to 8 hours per day) to produce the most abundant blooms, the strongest stems, and maintain a tight, compact form. Too much shade will cause the plant to become leggy and significantly reduce flowering.
Soil: Light, sandy, or gravelly, well-drained soil; highly adaptable to poor, rocky soils as long as drainage is excellent. It is extremely susceptible to root rot in heavy, waterlogged clay, especially during the cold, wet winter months.
Water: Low to moderate; water regularly until established, then allow the top few inches of soil to dry out completely between waterings. It is exceptionally drought-tolerant once mature and strongly dislikes consistently wet feet.
Maintenance: Exceptionally low maintenance. Leave the structural stems standing through winter for visual interest and to improve winter survival, then prune the entire plant hard (cutting back to just above the new basal growth) in early spring. Deadhead spent flower spikes regularly to encourage a continuous, prolific second flush of blooms.
Wildlife: Highly attractive to hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies; naturally deer- and rabbit-resistant due to its strongly aromatic foliage.
Hardiness: Perennial in USDA zones 5–10; exceptionally cold-hardy and reliable across a wide range of climates provided it has excellent winter drainage.
Shipping Info
Poquito Orange Hummingbird Mint plants are shipped as healthy young starts in 4" nursery pots. Allow 1–2 weeks after arrival for plants to recover from shipping and resume active growth before repotting or planting outdoors.