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Herbs - Hyssop Seeds
Hyssop is commonly grown as a medicinal herb or as a honey plant. Hyssop loves a warm, dry climate, and will produce clusters of fragrant flowers which honeybees love. The Honeybees produce an aromatic honey from the nectar that is excellent. The honeybees that have been brought in by the aroma of the Hyssop will also pollinate the other herbs in your garden, making it a valuable plant to all of your herbs. The leaves are very aromatic, so must be used sparingly in cooking.
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Hyssop Seeds
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Hyssopus officinalis
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The bright blue flowers of this member of the mint family add lovely color to your herb garden! Leaves may be brewed into a tea with soothing and medicinal properties for colds, flu, sore throat, bruises, and burns. Perennial. Fragrant, and attractive to bees, butterflies, and/or birds.Starting at $2.50 USD
Hyssop is commonly grown as a medicinal herb or as a honey plant. Hyssop loves a warm, dry climate, and will produce clusters of fragrant flowers which honeybees love. The Honeybees produce an aromatic honey from the nectar that is excellent. The honeybees that have been brought in by the aroma of the Hyssop will also pollinate the other herbs in your garden, making it a valuable plant to all of your herbs. The leaves are very aromatic, so must be used sparingly in cooking.