FREE: Anise Hyssop Seeds AKA Licorice Mint

The listing, Anise Hyssop Seeds AKA Licorice Mint has ended.

This auction is for about 30 or 40 anise hyssop seeds from a plant in my herb garden. As with the flower seeds I listed in a previous auction I didn't have the forethought to take a picture of my plants when they were in bloom but the stock photo in this auction shows what the plants look like.
Every part of the plant has a strong licorice scent, another common name for the plant is licorice mint.
This is a description of the plant that I found on a botany website:
,Anise Hyssop is a half-hardy perennial native to North America. It is a handsome, erect-growing plant that can reach a height of 4 feet. It has many branches and they are terminated with short spikes of violet-blue flowers. This is a good landscape and bee plant. Its fragrant, anise scented foliage may be used for teas and seasoning.

POTTING: Anise Hyssop is heat resistant and easy to grow. Give it well drained, but not dry soil. This plant will bloom from late summer to autumn. Try the lovely fresh flowers as a garnish on fruit or desserts. Harvest branch tips as needed for fresh use. To dry, harvest the whole plant at the early bloom stage.

PROPAGATION: You can use seeds or purchase plants to propagate Anise Hyssop. Start seeds indoors, 6 to 8 weeks before the spring frost-free date. Transplant them to a sunny spot when the soil is warm.
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