Sky House Herbs
Sky House Herbs
Ashley Elenbaas
Herb of the Month: Hyssop | Ashley Elenbaas
31 minutes Posted Dec 1, 2025 at 1:00 pm.
– Introduction to Sky House Herbs Podcast & Host1:52 – Herbal Courses & Kickstarter Information5:00 – Hyssop: Herb of the Month Overview8:20 – Historical and Cultural Significance of Hyssop13:00 – Medicinal Properties and Uses of Hyssop18:00 – Energetics, Taste, and Blending Recommendations20:30 – Emotional and Energetic Effects of Hyssop24:00 – Hyssop for Emotional Healing and Grief27:00 – Respiratory Support & Fever Blends29:20 – Topical, Culinary, and Home Uses29:57 – Hyssop Tea Recipe30:50 – Growing, Harvesting, and Storing Hyssop31:25 – Closing Remarks & Listener Q&A
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🚀 KICKSTARTER 2026✅https://nla.to/KS26In this episode, I dive into hyssop, an herb I’ve grown for years but only recently started using more deeply in my own practice. This aromatic, warming perennial has a long history—spanning ancient Egypt, Rome, and traditional European medicine—and today it shines as a powerful ally for respiratory health, emotional healing, digestive support, and cleansing rituals.I explore hyssop’s medicinal properties, herbal energetics, and historical uses, and I share how you can work with it in teas, steams, tinctures, and simple recipes at home. Whether you’re curious about its strong flavor, its ability to clear mucus, or its role in emotional release—especially around grief—this episode offers a thoughtful introduction to a profoundly versatile plant.You’ll also learn why hyssop is considered warming and diffusive, how it grows as a hardy perennial in the garden, and why it’s such a reliable herb to have on hand during cough and cold season.If you’re interested in deepening your relationship with plant medicine, emotional healing, and practical herbal recipes, this episode will give you plenty to explore. Let me know in the comments if you’ve grown or worked with hyssop yourself—I’d love to hear your experiences!🌿 Subscribe for herbal tips and wellness insights: https://bit.ly/4iRnpyX🎫 Upcoming Events - https://tinyurl.com/3y4xp6kc 🔗 Sky House Herb Website - https://www.skyhouseherbs.com/ ———— MY ONLINE COURSES 🌱🌝 Roots & Spheres Class: https://bit.ly/RootsAndSpheres  🌿Herbal Foundations Apprenticeship: https://bit.ly/HerbalProgram————🌿 Featured RecipesNervine Lifting Tea25% Peppermint25% Lemon Balm20% Hyssop20% Linden10% Licorice or CinnamonDirections: Add 2 tablespoons of the blend to 2 cups of hot water. Steep for 10–15 minutes, strain, sweeten if desired, and enjoy.Fever Dispersing TeaEqual parts: Yarrow, Peppermint, Elder Flower, and HyssopDirections: Add 1 tablespoon to 1 cup of hot water. Steep for 10 minutes, strain, and drink every two hours until the fever breaks.————🚀 KICKSTARTER 2026✨ Tools for a deeper astrological practice await.👉 Support Our 2026 Campaign: ✅ https://nla.to/KS26 ————Chapters: Herb of the Month: Hyssop0:00 – Introduction to Sky House Herbs Podcast & Host1:52 – Herbal Courses & Kickstarter Information5:00 – Hyssop: Herb of the Month Overview8:20 – Historical and Cultural Significance of Hyssop13:00 – Medicinal Properties and Uses of Hyssop18:00 – Energetics, Taste, and Blending Recommendations20:30 – Emotional and Energetic Effects of Hyssop24:00 – Hyssop for Emotional Healing and Grief27:00 – Respiratory Support & Fever Blends29:20 – Topical, Culinary, and Home Uses29:57 – Hyssop Tea Recipe30:50 – Growing, Harvesting, and Storing Hyssop31:25 – Closing Remarks & Listener Q&A