Anis hyssop

Agastache is a carefree herbaceous perennial, with tubular flowers that are highly attractive to bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Also known as anise hyssop, licorice mint, giant hyssop, or hummingbird mint.

Are you looking for the prefect perennial native flower that can feed the bees and serve as a herb as well? Anise hyssop is perfect for the herb garden or borders! This long blooming spikey lavender flowering plant provides loads of color during the summer months and the leaves can be harvested for teas and blooms kept fresh or dried. And they can even be made into potpourri! Get the details on Gardener’s Path now. #anisehyssop #nativeflowers #perennials #gardenerspath

Anise Hyssop is a member of the mint family, although the plant smells like anise, hence the name. It is found normally distributed in North America, although other areas can cultivate the plant. It is

Anise Hyssop Agastache foeniculum, is nutrient dense herb support for colds, fevers, chest pains, weak heart, diarrhea, respiratory infections, bronchitis, headache, heatstroke, herpes, gas and bloating and promote restful sleep.

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Anise hyssop

Hyssop is a pretty flowering herb which is grown commonly for its leaves which are packed with flavor. If you want to grow hyssop in your garden, follow this

Anise vs. Anise Hyssop: What's the Difference? | Herbal Academy | After diving into the botany of anise and anise hyssop, it is obvious these plants are distinctly different, each offering their own gifts.

Hyssop (Hyssopus officinalis) is a member of the mint family and you'll want to make room for it in your herb garden this year.

Recipe and Tips for brewing Anise Hyssop Tea. Medicinal Properties of Anise Hyssop Tea. Anise Hyssop is a perennial flowering plant with culinary, herbal and medicinal properties. Although it is known as Anise Hyssop, it is only remotely related to Hyssop and even more distantly to Anise. It is in the Mint Family.