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Agastache aurantiaca
By Meanie
16 Aug, 2016
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Comments on this photo
They are a lovely genus Delonix.
25 Aug, 2016
It appears so. I would guess it should do well here.
26 Aug, 2016
They're pretty drought tolerant but I'm not sure if that means that they're SoCal drought tolerant!
30 Aug, 2016
Yes, we take drought tolerance to a whole new level here.
If we had the so called "droughts" you get in the UK. We would be happy! Remember: our dry season is very long, typically April through most of November or longer...and our droughts last for years. Our normal rainfall is very low, also...only 9 inches (228 mm) per year. We've only been getting about 50 to 60 percent of normal rainfall for several years.
30 Aug, 2016
Yup, that's what I call a drought!
5 Sep, 2016
Yes, the drought has been at historic extreme levels in southern California. So many trees (millions) are dying from this extreme drought! It's very sad because I've lost so many plants! :>((
5 Sep, 2016
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This photo is of species Agastache aurantiaca.
See who else has plants in genus Agastache.
This photo is of "Agastache aurantiaca" in Meanie's garden
Really beautiful plant! I love the flowers!
25 Aug, 2016