plant lemon balm seeds Lemon Balm seeds

plant lemon balm seeds Lemon Balm seedsLike to grow a garden filled with the aromatic Lemon Balm herb, from freshly harvested Melissa officinalis seeds? Lemon Balm is a highly sought after herb, used mainly for its leaves. The aromatic foliage can be used to make refreshing lemon balm tea or added to soups and oils for a tangy lemon flavour. Lemon balm flowers are particularly attractive to bees giving rise to its other name, bee balm. Lemon Balm plants will produce small white flowers,

Like to grow a garden filled with the aromatic Lemon Balm herb, from freshly harvested Melissa officinalis seeds? Lemon Balm is a highly sought after herb, used mainly for its leaves. The aromatic foliage can be used to make refreshing lemon balm tea or added to soups and oils for a tangy lemon flavour. Lemon balm flowers are particularly attractive to bees giving rise to its other name, bee balm.

Lemon Balm plants will produce small white flowers, during the summer months. These flowers can attract all sorts of beneficial insects to the garden, such as butterflies, bumblebees, honeybees and even hummingbirds as well.

Lemon Balm is categorized as a perennial flowering herb, which produces year after year. The plants grow quickly in the first season, establishing a deep root system to later return after the killing frost has passed. Flowers for the Lemon Balm herb may not appear until the second successful growing season.