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Hyssop

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Gorgeous shrubby perennial, aromatic and medicinal plant.

Part of the Herbes de Provence blend.

Its little bright green leaves can be used fresh or dried as seasoning. They will keep best as dried leaves if harvested before the plant flowers.

The delicate blue flowers are arranged in spikes. They can also be eaten, either raw in a salad, or dried for infusions. The get the best of their aroma, it is recommended to harvest them soon after they first bloom. Highly melliferous and justly loved by pollinators.

 

Package: 150 seeds

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SKU: 91 Categories: Flowers, Herbs, Permaculture Selection, Medicinal Plants, Pollinators, Shade selection Tags: Flowers, Aromatical, Fragrant, Pollinators, Perennial, infusion, herbal tea
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BOTANICAL INFORMATION

Latin name : Hyssopus officinalis
Common names : Hyssop
French : Hysope officinale, herbe sacrée, Hyssope
Family : Lamiaceae

DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION

Plant type : Perennial
Height
: 60 to 100 cm
Width
: 50 à 80 cm

CULTURAL INFORMATION

Days to maturity : Flowers from mid-July until early September
Sowing : Indoors in mid-April, or directly outside in late May
Depth : Surface
Germination : 14-30 days
Soil : Any, but prefers poor and rocky soils
Exposure : Sunny, but tolerates part-shade
Planting : After the last frost, usually early June for Montreal
Plant spacing : 45 cm
Watering : During dry periods. Mulching will help retain moisture
Care and other considerations : Pest resistant

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