Lemon Balm – A Very Lemony Herb

Easy to grow or hard to kill, depending on your perspective. We use it as a border plant and for tea.

By Donald in Gardening, Health, Nature on
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By William “Bill” Varney Here are several reasons to grow lemon balm (Melissa officinalis), the lemony herb in your garden: It is an easy-to-grow, hardy perennial growing to 1 ½ – 3 feet high It has crafting, culinary, medicinal, and ornamental uses It likes full sun but will tolerate partial shade From the earliest of […]

via The Herb Society of America Blog

Published by Donald

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