I loved the hyssop that I had at my old house. I noticed that the Japanese Beetles loved it too. Not a bad thing in my opinion. While they were busy eating the tiny flowers, it was hardly noticeable on the plant and easy to scoop them into my soapy bucket. That left my larger petaled plants, like roses free from most damage. And the smell of hyssop, wonderful. I think I read somewhere that Hyssop is one of the first flowers mentioned in the bible.
I loved the hyssop that I had at my old house. I noticed that the Japanese Beetles loved it too. Not a bad thing in my opinion. While they were busy eating the tiny flowers, it was hardly noticeable on the plant and easy to scoop them into my soapy bucket. That left my larger petaled plants, like roses free from most damage. And the smell of hyssop, wonderful. I think I read somewhere that Hyssop is one of the first flowers mentioned in the bible.