They're both tough-to-indestructable and I'd definitely take them!
I find plants transplant much more easily if I take off quite a bit of older growth.
In the case of angelica, that means candying the big stems, leaving the younger stems intact.
Anise hyssop I'd probably cut down to about half its height.
Of
course you can try to transplant them as-is and it might well work, but it takes a lot more effort.
Whatever you do, the most important thing is to keep the
roots cool and moist in transit-
I find rolling the plant up in a wet
newspaper, then shoving it all in a
bucket works well.
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