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variety of
fairly ambiguous and
confusing "
hyssops" and "mints"; as a
whole the
genus is
known as
giant hyssops or
hummingbird mints. Most
species are very...
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Hyssopus officinalis or
hyssop is a
shrub in the
Lamiaceae or mint
family native to
Southern Europe, the
Middle East, and the
region surrounding the Caspian...
- (Nutt.) Britton),
commonly called anise hyssop, blue
giant hyssop,
Fragrant giant hyssop, or the
lavender giant hyssop, is a
species of
perennial plant in...
- Wild
hyssop may
refer to:
Agastache cana, a
plant in the
family Lamiaceae native to New
Mexico and
Texas Hyssopus, a
genus of
plants in the
family Lamiaceae...
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although this
primarily refers to a
hybrid of O. syria****),
bible hyssop, Biblical-
hyssop,
Lebanese oregano or
Syrian oregano, is an
aromatic perennial herb...
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known as
waterhyssop (or
water hyssop,
though this is more
misleading as
Bacopa is not very
closely related to
hyssop but
simply has a
somewhat similar...
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Purple giant hyssop is a
common name for
several plants and may
refer to:
Agastache rugosa,
native to
eastern Asia
Agastache scrophulariifolia, native...
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names include, "Persian za'atar", "za'atar rumi" (Roman
hyssop), and "za'atar franji" (European
hyssop). In the
Modern Hebrew language, za'atar is used as...
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flowering plant in the mint
family known by the
common name
nettleleaf giant hyssop or
horse mint. It is
native to
western North America from
British Columbia...
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Agastache pallidiflora,
commonly known as New
Mexico giant hyssop or Bill
Williams Mountain giant hyssop, is a
plant in the mint family. It is a
perennial herb...
