Anise hyssop leaves and flowers
Perennial · Lamiaceae
Anise hyssop is a perennial edible flower and herb with a sweet anise-licorice aroma in both leaves and blooms. It is highly attractive to pollinators, easy to grow from seed, and useful in teas, garnish, and herb blends. It suits gardeners who want a long-blooming perennial that feeds bees and also contributes flavor to the kitchen.
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Harvest blooms when fully open, dry, and free of spray residue.
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Anise hyssop leaves and flowers Planting Dates by Zone
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