Hyssop (Hyssop officinalis) is a flowering shrub in the mint family (Lamiaceae), with a long history of medical use and a rich tapestry of folklore and religious connection. It was originally native to Europe and the Middle East, but now grows in many regions around the world, including North America. Hyssop is used in medical herbalism, culinary practices, and magic, and may have applications in modern medicine. Let’s take a look. The Kitchen Garden Hyssop is a highly aromatic herb, and beautiful as well. The stems grow to two feet tall, and are topped with stunning, tiny flowers, most often in blue, but sometimes pink or white. Bees and butterflies…