An informative sampling focused on herbs and tea with an occasional sprinkling of fairy dust and a glimpse into family activities too. The contributions to this blog are the combined efforts of the sisters of The Rosemary House and Sweet Remembrances.
Friday, October 24, 2008
Anise-Hyssop
Agastache foeniculum or Anise hyssop is a beautiful plant in the garden with a delicious licorice taste especially fun to use in tea. The flowers dry nicely holding both their flavor and color for use in wreath crafting. It is a perennial growing to about 3 feet in height. Considered a short lived perennial you will have to replace it every 5 years or so. It is quite hardy growing as far north as Wisconsin and Vermont, in fact it tends not to perform as well in the South due to the intense summer heat. This beautiful garden plant blooms in late July and August. Bees and Butterflies love it.
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3 comments:
Beautiful! I have enjoyed growing this lovely herb the past few years. It was introduced by RuthAnn of Deer Haven Manor --- so I always think of it when I look at it.
LaTeaDah
I think I might have to get some of this next Spring. Thanks for the info. Kathy L -CO
One of my favorite edible flowers!
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