Hyssop

So, yeah, they're almost all here, though.

They are sometimes called the Hysops, although they are not true Hysops, which is a different member of the mint family that they're not but short-tailed relations to, apparently.

So, yeah, that's not correct.

Yeah.

These are herbs that you can easily find.

Hyssop is good too for purification.

So today is more or less, not today, that day.

That day is more or less about push information, not like emotion.

That's what the focus is.

We're going to continue to utilize things like that to fear for grounding, particularly for money and value.

Rue for uncrossing and Hyssop for protection.

And we still bringing in Rosemary for cleansing and protection as well.

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Hyssop does not grow in the Middle East.

Yeah.

It's most likely to be za'atar-

It is hardy zones 3 through 9.

Hyssops also bloom late, and there are pretty blue-flowering ones, as well as a lovely sunset hyssop with reddish-pink blossoms.

Hardy zones 5 through 9 that is also native to the U.S. A low-growing plant, plumbago, also provides beautiful blue flowers, and then red foliage at the finale of the growing season.

Let it creep along your driveway or spill over a wall and it will make you happy each fall.

Think about this.

If you were to just go online and just search for Hyssop, right? Just Google search it or search it in the AI program of your choice or wherever you want to search it.

You're going to see pictures of it alive today.

you're gonna see this information about it being semi-evergreen, which means it grows most of the time, at least half the time, right? Perennial sub shrub, not just a shrub, a sub shrub in the mint family, right? It's in Europe, Middle East, Asia, and so forth.