Lavender Hyssop

Lavender hyssop has many standout traits that make it a great addition to any native garden. Incredibly long-blooming, its purple flowers bloom from mid-summer through fall. It's a top pollinator plant that attracts droves of native bees. The licorice-scented foliage is edible and deters deer. Lavender hyssop can handle drought once established and is well-behaved in the garden.

• Deadhead spent flowers to prolong bloom period and keep spread in check.
• Remove seedlings if spread is not desired
• Individual plants live 2-3 years, so consider allowing some seedlings to establish over time