Witchonomics
Hyssop
Garden and craft plant. Take care. This plant needs care and some people should never take it. Read the cautions below before you do anything with it.
A small, semi-evergreen shrub with narrow aromatic leaves and spikes of blue-purple flowers beloved by bees.
In the garden
Full sun, light dry soil, little water. It makes a neat low hedge and flowers from midsummer to autumn.
Take care
- The oil is toxic in larger amounts and has been linked with seizures. Never swallow it.
- Avoid in pregnancy and in anyone with epilepsy.
- Treat as a garden and bee plant. Do not use for treating anything.
Folklore and garden information only, not medical advice. Do not eat or use any plant unless you are certain what it is and that it is safe for you. Ask a doctor or pharmacist first, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, on medicine, or choosing for children or pets.
Folklore and old traditions are in the app
The stories, lore and old traditions for Hyssop are part of Plus. The growing notes and safety information stay free. In the app you can also add Hyssop to My Garden or My Pantry.