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Herb Lemon Balm Melissa
Botanical Name: Melissa officinalis
An easy to grow, ancient cottage garden herb with many culinary and medicinal uses. The textured, lemon scented leaves can be dried or used fresh in salads, stuffing and also for herbal tea. An essential garden choice, that’s extremely good for bees.
Sowing & Growing
- Sowing Time: Mar-May
- Harvest From: Apr-Sep
Why We Like It
- High yielding
- Very sweet
An easy to grow, ancient cottage garden herb with many culinary and medicinal uses. The textured, lemon scented leaves can be dried or used fresh in salads, stuffing and also for herbal tea. An essential garden choice, that’s extremely good for bees.
Sowing & Growing
- Sowing Time: Mar-May
- Harvest From: Apr-Sep
Why We Like It
- High yielding
- Very sweet
$1.22
Original: $3.48
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$3.48
$1.22Herb Lemon Balm Melissa
Botanical Name: Melissa officinalis
An easy to grow, ancient cottage garden herb with many culinary and medicinal uses. The textured, lemon scented leaves can be dried or used fresh in salads, stuffing and also for herbal tea. An essential garden choice, that’s extremely good for bees.
Sowing & Growing
- Sowing Time: Mar-May
- Harvest From: Apr-Sep
Why We Like It
- High yielding
- Very sweet
An easy to grow, ancient cottage garden herb with many culinary and medicinal uses. The textured, lemon scented leaves can be dried or used fresh in salads, stuffing and also for herbal tea. An essential garden choice, that’s extremely good for bees.
Sowing & Growing
- Sowing Time: Mar-May
- Harvest From: Apr-Sep
Why We Like It
- High yielding
- Very sweet
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Description
Botanical Name: Melissa officinalis
An easy to grow, ancient cottage garden herb with many culinary and medicinal uses. The textured, lemon scented leaves can be dried or used fresh in salads, stuffing and also for herbal tea. An essential garden choice, that’s extremely good for bees.
Sowing & Growing
- Sowing Time: Mar-May
- Harvest From: Apr-Sep
Why We Like It
- High yielding
- Very sweet
An easy to grow, ancient cottage garden herb with many culinary and medicinal uses. The textured, lemon scented leaves can be dried or used fresh in salads, stuffing and also for herbal tea. An essential garden choice, that’s extremely good for bees.
Sowing & Growing
- Sowing Time: Mar-May
- Harvest From: Apr-Sep
Why We Like It
- High yielding
- Very sweet
