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Central Washington Wildflowers Gallery
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| Western Giant Hyssop (Agastache occidentalis) Also called Western Horsemint. Looks like a tall Mint, but is not very fragrant. It has pretty lavander flowerheads and grows 2' to 3' tall. It likes to grow in canyons not far from dry creek beds and especially rocky hillsides. Has square stems, serrated leaves. | |
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