How many species are there in the genus Hyssop?
Q: How many species are there in the genus Hyssop?
A: There are about 10-12 species in the genus Hyssop.
Q: What family do Hyssop plants belong to?
A: Hyssop plants belong to the family Lamiaceae.
Q: Where are Hyssop plants native to?
A: Hyssop plants are native to the east Mediterranean to central Asia.
Q: What are the characteristics of Hyssop plants?
A: Hyssop plants are aromatic, herbaceous or semi-woody, have upright branched stems up to 60 cm long and are covered with fine hairs at the tips. They have small blue flowers that bloom in summer.
Q: Which is the most well-known species of Hyssop?
A: The most well-known species of Hyssop is the herb hyssop (H. officinalis).
Q: Is Anise Hyssop a close relative of the herb Hyssop?
A: No, Anise Hyssop (Agastache foeniculum) is not a close relative of the herb Hyssop, although both are in the mint family.
Q: Where is Anise Hyssop native to?
A: Anise Hyssop is native to much of north-central and northern North America.
