Description
Hyssopus officinalis
Excellent beneficial insect attractant. Blooms in early summer with lavender blue flowers on bushy plants. Well known for its historical medicinal properties, lesser known for its once common culinary uses. Lightly cover seeds indoors and transplant at 18″ after danger of frost. Moderately frost-tolerant.
Direct seed in early spring or transplant into the garden after all danger of frost has passed. It will need full sun and well-draining soil. Water well to ensure good germination. Once germinated, hyssop will need at least an inch of water per week. Typically grown for leaves and flowers. Perennial.
Mountain Mint Seeds - Clustered
Eliana Barnes –
I am using this now. Size of the seed are good. Quality are very good also. Sprouting is a little right now. The variety of seed that is comes with is good too.
Audrey Jackson –
Very good. Everything I planted sprouted. Good count and packaged well. Enough for next year
Grace Sanders –
Seeds work exactly as described and could not be happier with Sereniseed. Will use them again for more growing adventures, as I am new and just learning. Treated as a person and NOT as just another buck to be made. Highly recommend!
Ruby Moore –
These seed was great. Use them in my aero garden. The work great. The plants grow and they was very beautiful
Kennedy Watson –
Very healthy seeds, sprouting quickly ! 2 leafs on the little seedlings 2 days after planting in my hydroponic planter.
Ethan Taylor –
Easy to digest no issues
Michael Gray –
this will be my second batch they sprout better when you have paper towel, wet napkin folded, then place some dirt after sprout