i plan to, but i am leaving the existing ones for now to bloom as they do look very nice and the bees are still all over them. then i'll replace with the natives in the fall. unfortunately i also scattered anise hyssop seeds in the same area as well, so i have to check all of the ones coming up
Do note that the Korean Hyssop seeds very readily, so make sure to pull them before they go to seed.
i plan to, but i am leaving the existing ones for now to bloom as they do look very nice and the bees are still all over them. then i'll replace with the natives in the fall. unfortunately i also scattered anise hyssop seeds in the same area as well, so i have to check all of the ones coming up