Mango Tango Hyssop

[Walters Gardens’ profile](https://www.waltersgardens.com/variety.php?ID=AGAMT) identifies Mango Tango as a compact Agastache hybrid with aromatic green leaves and peach-to-orange flowers held above dusky rose calyces. Its flower spikes cover much of the plant from midsummer into early fall, bringing warm color to sunny borders and containers. ## Landscape Use Use it in a sunny perennial border, rock garden, or xeric container planting. The flowers suit cutting and drying, while the compact form works well near the front or middle of a mixed bed. ## Size and Siting Plan for 16–18 inches tall and 14–16 inches wide, as listed by [Walters Gardens](https://www.waltersgardens.com/variety.php?ID=AGAMT). Give it full sun and well-drained soil; avoid heavy clay and wet winter conditions. The listed USDA range is Zones 6–9. ## Seasonal Interest Walters Gardens describes the flower color as peach shades, while individual flowers have dusky rose calyces and light peach to dusky orange petals. The [Chicago Botanic Garden](https://www.chicagobotanic.org/plant-information/plant-finder/agastache-mango-tango-mango-tango-hyssop) records pink-to-salmon flowers from July through October. Its aromatic green foliage adds scent when brushed, and dried seed heads can extend interest after bloom. ## Maintenance Keep soil drainage high, especially through winter, and water moderately rather than leaving the root zone wet. The grower describes it as easy to grow and suited to hot, dry, sunny climates. Preserve its seed heads for extra late-season texture, or trim them when tidying the border.