this is such great shot of this pretty plant – I grew it one year and it was fun – it also has a rich history and can be a very potent for medical plant. I cannot recall all the things – but I know it had something to do with bleeding – anyhow, great shot – love the purple. :) <3
Thank you! Yes, you are absolutely right. Hyssop has been in use since ancient Greece. It is said to have soothing, cough suppressant and antiseptic properties. I also love the colour very much! Cheers. :-)
Very pretty! I just posted photos of a load of flowers from my garden and I don’t know what any of them are either. The captions just say stuff like “pretty violet flowers” :-)
Ha ha! I would be the same. It took me quite some searching on google to find out what the heck did I take the picture of in the above case. :-) Thank you for stopping by and commenting.
Now my guess is that you are in England. Those grow so abundantly in that climate, everywhere. I didn’t know about the medicinal qualities of the plant, so I learned something.
Thank you! Ha ha, good guess, but no, this pic was taken in Czech Republic. This beautiful fella was actually growing infront of a railway station in Český Brod. :-)
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this is such great shot of this pretty plant – I grew it one year and it was fun – it also has a rich history and can be a very potent for medical plant. I cannot recall all the things – but I know it had something to do with bleeding – anyhow, great shot – love the purple. :) <3
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Thank you! Yes, you are absolutely right. Hyssop has been in use since ancient Greece. It is said to have soothing, cough suppressant and antiseptic properties. I also love the colour very much! Cheers. :-)
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Beautiful!!
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Thank you so much! :-)
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Very pretty! I just posted photos of a load of flowers from my garden and I don’t know what any of them are either. The captions just say stuff like “pretty violet flowers” :-)
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Ha ha! I would be the same. It took me quite some searching on google to find out what the heck did I take the picture of in the above case. :-) Thank you for stopping by and commenting.
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Now my guess is that you are in England. Those grow so abundantly in that climate, everywhere. I didn’t know about the medicinal qualities of the plant, so I learned something.
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Thank you! Ha ha, good guess, but no, this pic was taken in Czech Republic. This beautiful fella was actually growing infront of a railway station in Český Brod. :-)
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