Bicolored tubular flowers: Attracts hummingbirds, butterflies, and honeybees for a lively garden
Aromatic licorice-scented leaves: Can be used fresh or dried to flavor tea
Drought tolerant once established: Requires minimal watering after planting
Deer resistant: Withstands browsing for low-maintenance care
Versatile garden use: Suitable for borders, containers, beds, and rock gardens
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You'll love the charming bicolored flowery spikes of fiery orange and a hint of blue that the tango hummingbird mint plant has to offer. And so will the hummingbirds, butterflies, and honeybees that it attracts. The tango hummingbird mint makes a distinctive addition to any border. This perennial is drought tolerant and easy to grow in an
Botanical name
Agastache aurantiaca 'Tango'
Mature height
12-18 inches
Flower color
Orange, blue, purple, green
Growth habit
Upright
Sunlight requirement
Full sun
Hardiness zones
5a to 10b
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Came fast! Can't wait for it to bloom!
Tammy · March 28, 2026
It was overpacked—loads of plastic and glue tomkeep the plants unjostled. However, the oants look half dead and shriveled. I hope they recover somehow.