sent you an email through GW. If you don't get it let me know. I have agastache golden jubilee. Heidi

Many companies sell the seed for golden-leaved Agastache foeniculum and I do think it breeds almost entirely true. I am pretty sure 'Golden Jubilee' is a marketing name rather than a real cultivar name. You may have a few seedlings with green leaves here and there, especially if grown in the vicinity of other A. foeniculum types like mine, but they will be easy to weed out. My plants also self-seeded vigorously this season. I had to pull up about 99% of the seedlings. But still, nothing like the rampant reseeding of Verbena bonariensis! :-)

Apparently they were some that the Queen had that she liked. Don't know how much truth there is to that. It may also have seemed like shameless marketing to use their new rose. The designer that chose the roses wasn't anything to do with DA - she requested the roses she liked. They are selling loads of Jubilee Celebration at the nursery - what is weird though is that you can't actually get Royal Jubilee yet - it is only bare roots from nov onwards. All the other new releases are available - just not that one. It is funny that they have put Jubilee Celebration on one of the beds up near the top where the newer roses are - they know how to place things for extra sales :-)

I've grown Golden Jubilee but have just come across seeds for the yellow version. Any pros or cons, and what other yellow would you compare this variety to? TIA, T