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Superb Hyssop Plants at Nature Hills Nursery! Hyssop (Agastache) are perennial and evergreen plants that are must-haves if you want a vibrant, scented plant that attracts butterflies and hummingbirds to your landscape! Members of the highly aromatic and medicinal Mint Family, these square-stemmed flowering, are edible and ornamental landscaping plants! From flavorful and medicinal Teas to culinary flavoring, to a cleansing wash mentioned in the Bible, the beautiful Hyssop plant is a tall garden ornamental that will brighten your garden beds from spring until autumn! Hyssop Varieties You Can Find At Nature Hills! Handling a wide range of USDA hardiness zones from 5 - 10, the native form is hardy down to Zone 4! Incredibly vivid blooms, plus fragrance and long-lasting color - check out some Hyssop available on the NatureHills.com website! Featuring tubular blooms and scented foliage that can be used to flavor food and more! Hyssops aromatic leaves smell like candy canes with a kiss licorice stick and carry a stronger licorice flavor! Forming showy and tall clumps, or upright mounds with spires of blooms, Hyssops fill out in delightfully scalloped textured leaves are just the beginning! Hyssop not only looks terrific, but it's also a mainstay for beneficial pollinators and our precious native bee populations . From red and pink, to yellow and orange, and purple or lavender, the Hyssop family has many nectar-rich flower colors to choose from! Using Hyssop In The Garden Hyssops easily add color to your late-season mixed-perennial borders and Cottage gardens, because Hyssop is typically still blooming long after many other plants have finished! If you have a sunny flowering border, you'll want to use these in the mid-ground for a big boost of color. Partner these wand-like flowers with other herbs for height and backdrops that look great all season . No Butterfly Garden would be complete without a Hyssop! Send migrating Monarchs on their way south with a good nectar resou