Anise Hyssop Seedling - Also for Dried Flowers

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This is a seedling of Anise Hyssop that has been transplanted into a and has settled well.
The first photo shows the parent plant. The seedling you will purchase is shown in the last photo. Thank you for your understanding.

* This Anise Hyssop is a perennial with very strong cold resistance.
Although it is a small plant, it branches profusely. If you pinch it back low, it will grow into a bushy shape.
The first photo shows a single plant in its second year.
I have uploaded photos for reference as the first-year plant is growing well in the entrance where it only gets sun in the morning. ??*.゜

My garden experiences temperatures as low as -12℃ in winter and around 35℃ in summer, but it blooms vigorously every year.

It branches frequently from the base, with flower spikes about 10cm long, producing vibrant purple-blue flowers. In its native North America, it was dried and used as a cold remedy. It is robust and easy to cultivate. It attracts bees as a nectar source.

Family: Lamiaceae (Mint family)
Flowering period: May - October
Plant height: 60cm - 100cm
Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade
Watering: Avoid dryness

* Uses:
Flowers can be used as edible flowers to add color to salads. Leaves can be finely chopped and added to salads. Fresh or dried leaves can be used to make a refreshing herbal tea.
Can also be enjoyed as potpourri or dried flowers.
When grown into a bushy shape, it fills gaps in the garden.
* Cultivation:
Prefers full sun to partial shade and moist soil. Cut back spent flower spikes after blooming. Pinching the tips will encourage more flower stems and a greater number of blooms.

Will be shipped in simple packaging via Mercari便 or Yu-Packet Post.
In some cases, the may be removed and the soil kept intact for packaging.