| The cedar tree is the highest of all the trees, and the hyssop is the lowest. |
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| He discoursed about trees, from the cedars of Lebanon to the hyssop that grows from the wall. |
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| The mints are basil, bee balm, horehound, hyssop, lemon balm, marjoram, oregano, peppermint, rosemary, sage, savory, spearmint and thyme. |
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| They come for the butterfly weed, lilacs, echinacea and anise hyssop, and especially for the white, lavender and pink butterfly bushes. |
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| Herbs you can use in the bath are bay leaf, chamomile, hyssop, lemon balm and lime flowers. |
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| Although the garden hosts a variety of nectar flowers, the butterflies concentrate when anise hyssop and Joe-pye weed bloom. |
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| Cleanse my hidden mind with the hyssop of your grace, for I draw near to the Holy of Holies of your mysteries. |
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| The products used contain basil, pepper, clary sage and thyme, as well as hyssop essential oils. |
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| In its composition are included mainly grand wormwood, green anise, star anise, liquorice, fennel, coriander, Melissa, hyssop and veronica. |
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| After the blood of the red heifer had been sprinkled by a priest, the carcass was totally immolated with cedarwood, hyssop, and a scarlet thread. |
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| Perhaps you're attracted by sweetly scented herbs, in which case clove pink, scented geranium, hyssop, lavender and pineapple sage are a must for you. |
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| Coloration is done hot, by macerating a mixture of petite wormwood and hyssop in the liquid obtained by distillation. |
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| It suggests hyssop and green anise flavours on discrete grand wormwood notes, and offers an agreeable finish. |
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| Gratiola officinalis, of Europe, has cylindrical stems and leaves twice the size of those of true hyssop. |
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| Its coloration comes only from plants, mainly petit wormwood, hyssop and Melissa. |
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| It contains mainly grand wormwood, petit wormwood, star anise, green anise, coriander, angelica, hyssop and melissa. |
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| Its colour is obtained by maceration of Petite wormwood, hyssop, Melissa and other plants kept secret. |
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| An entirely natural Czech absinthe with an hyssop stem inside the bottle. |
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| Wormwood, angelica, basil, calamint, fennel, hyssop, lavender, marjoram, melilot, melissa, mint, oregano, rosemary, rue, savory, sage, wild thyme, thyme. |
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| Perhaps that's why I haven't been using up the hyssop. |
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| Small plates Oyster pebbles, Radish and perilla vinegar, Cream cheese wafer, Smoked eel with ham fat, Chicken skin and black pudding, Ragstone, malt, artichoke, Kales in hyssop, egg, ox tongue, Pea, calamint, crab sacks. |
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| The leaves contain oil of hyssop, a volatile oil used by perfumers. |
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| The unrelated hedge hyssop comprises herbs of the genus Gratiola, belonging to the Plantaginaceae family and native to marshy lands throughout Eurasia and North America. |
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| It reveals light notes of hyssop and grand wormwood. |
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| This Amaro 900 is not made from concentrates, but from thirty-nine medicinal herbs infused in pure alcohol: Sage, anise, the peel of bitter and sweet oranges, quinine, rhubarb, cardamom, hyssop, gentian, to name just a few. |
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| Apart from the flavours revealed on the nose there is also hyssop. |
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| These include plants such as elecampane, white horehound, thyme, hyssop, mullein, grindelia, and polygala. |
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| Herbal lung formulas containing mullein, hyssop, thyme, and horehound can help your lungs. |
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| There is, bergamot angelica, salad burnet, lemon verbena, sweet bay, sweet cicely, rampion, bistort, the old tried and tested pot marigold, hyssop and southernwood. |
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| John's Wort, Rose Hips, Rosemary, Horsetail, Rooibos, Holy Basil, Lemongrass, Hibiscus and Hyssop. |
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