Seed Needs, Blue Hyssop Seeds - 500 Heirloom Seeds for Planting Hyssopus officinalis - Medicinal Herb for an Indoor/Outdoor Garden, Non-GMO & Untreated (1 Pack)

I liked the value and the amount. Will see if they germinate.

All seed came up

Didn't germinate . Waste of cash.

I recommend these Seed Needs Blue Hyssop Herb Seeds for planting. The packet contained more than 500 seeds, on the front is an illustration of beautiful Blue Hyssop and on the back of the packet there is a QR code that makes for quick reordering and a website description of the Blue Hyssop seeds and instructions on planting, depth and spacing. The planting instructions are also printed on the back of the packet. I immediately planted the seeds upon getting the packet and planted it along the border of our vegetable garden. We can't wait to see the beautiful blue flowering plants. Hyssop is an herb and the leaves can be used for flavoring in the cooking of pork, chicken, soups, teas and stuffing. We will try the leaves in cooking after we have grown the Hyssop but the reason we are growing it is for the fragrance it produces attracts beneficial insects to the garden-Like butterflies, bumble bees, honey bees and humming birds. We have had success with other seeds from Seed Needs previously, mainly their vegetables, and we are confident that their Hyssop seeds will not disappoint us. We prefer Non-GMO, untreated, heirloom seeds and Seed Needs strife to provide those qualities in their seeds. The cost is very good, it assures that they are able to produce their seeds exactly as described. I am sure you will be satisfied with Seed Needs products, great quality seeds.

So glad to have found these rare and hard to find seeds on Amazon! These will planted and good growth resulted. Now I have a nice size area in my garden. I am very happy with these!

The packet comes with clear instructions if you are not familiar with planting seeds. You get more than enough seeds incase you can't get them to grow. I was able to fully germinate a small pinch and am now waiting for them to fully mature. I recommend starting the seedings indoors if you live in an area with changing seasons.

Never fleshed out to a real plant

I needed this, so I came across the seeds to grow on my own. I just received my pots so I’m getting started on my growing process