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Common name: "Anise Hyssop" or "Anise Mint"
Latin name: Agastache foeniculum

Anise Hyssop - Agastache foeniculum
Zone: 4 - 9 Perennial 

Native to area:
"Anise Hyssop" is native to North America, but not Colorado.

Growth habit:
Clump forming upright plant 3' - ' in height and 12" in width.
Flowers: Yes, spikes of lavender flowers during summer.
Companion plant-able:
Yes
Sunshine:
Water: Pictured Herb: "Anise Hyssop"
Agastache foeniculum
Herbs Cultural information: Anise Hyssop seed can be planted directly in the ground after danger of hard frost has passed. For quicker growth purchase pre-started plants at your local Garden Center.

"Anise Hyssop" has a strong licorice scent and flavor. The lavender flower spikes are good for cutting and attracting butterflies. "Anise Hyssop" also grows well in containers. Bring containers indoors to a sunny location before first frost to keep as a houseplant.

Uses: Aromatic, Culinary, Medicinal and Ornamental
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Harvesting & Storage: Anise Hyssop seed may be harvested as soon as the flower heads are ripe, but before they have opened. Place the flower heads on a white towel or paper to dry, in a sunny warm area. Once dried store seed in a tightly sealed container.

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