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Front Range Flames: Why Agastache is the Soul of the Fort Collins Garden By Ross As the midsummer sun begins to bake the Front Range, many garden favorites begin to flag. The hydrangeas wilt, the lush delphiniums drop their heads, and the gardener is often left questioning if the investment of water and labor was worth it. Yet, in some fortunate corners of Fort Collins, one plant is just beginn...
This article presents Agastache as a near-perfect solution for Fort Collins gardeners, emphasizing its resilience, aesthetic appeal, and ecological benefits. The narrative leans heavily on the plant’s adaptability to local conditions, framing it as a low-maintenance, high-reward choice. However, the piece assumes that all readers have the means to amend soil or construct raised beds, which may not be feasible for everyone. The focus on specific cultivars like ‘Coronado’ also suggests a preferenc...
Front Range Flames: Why Agastache is the Soul of the Fort Collins Garden — Arc Codex