Other Products ｜Agastache - Guava Lava

Turn up the tropical heat with Agastache ‘Guava Lava’! Glowing coral-orange flower spikes rise from dusky mauve-pink calyces, creating a juicy, sunset-bright combination that positively smolders in the summer garden. Add aromatic foliage, a naturally tidy habit, and a steady parade of hummingbirds, and this colorful little powerhouse becomes almost impossible to resist.
This upright perennial grows approximately 20–22 inches tall and 22–26 inches wide. Hardy in USDA zones 5–9, it performs best in full sun and lean, sharply drained soil. Provide regular water during establishment, then water lightly once mature. ‘Guava Lava’ thrives in heat, tolerates drought, and requires little fertilizer or maintenance. Avoid heavy soil and excessive winter moisture.
The nectar-rich tubular flowers bloom from midsummer into fall, attracting hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies over a long season. Deer typically avoid the fragrant foliage. Use it in pollinator gardens, sunny borders, rock gardens, xeric plantings, and containers, or combine it with salvias, yarrows, ornamental grasses, and other heat-loving perennials.
Discover more nectar-rich flowers selected to bring these energetic garden visitors closer in our Hummingbird Favorites collection.
Brand:Annie's AnnualsCategory:Annie's AnnualsSKU:AA732Tags:4-inch, Agastache, Agastache hybrid, AnniesAnnuals, Bloom Season:Fall, Bloom Season:Summer, Exclude from Google Ads, Features:Attracts Bees / Bee Plants, Features:Attracts Butterflies, Features:Attracts Hummingbirds, Features:Deer Resistant, Features:Drought Tolerant, Features:Fragrant, Features:Good for Pollinators & Wildlife, Flower Color:Orange, Flower Color:Orange-Red, Flowering, Guava Lava, Herb, Hummingbird Mint, Life Cycle:Perennial, NEW, NEW_ITEM, Plant Usage:Attracts Butterflies, Plant Usage:Great for Containers, Plant Usage:Hot & Dry Climates, Plant Usage:Plants for Cutting, Sun Requirements:Sun, USDA Zone:5, USDA Zone:6, USDA Zone:7, USDA Zone:8, USDA Zone:9, Water Requirements:Low Water, Water Requirements:Regular Water, What's New