Lemon Balm Seeds
About-Â A perennial herb in the Mint family, Lemon Balm has been used for centuries for it’s therapeutic properties. With a pleasant lemony flavor, it is a popular ingredient in herbal teas, desserts, and savory dishes. Whether used fresh or dried, Lemon Balm possesses a host of benefits. Used to aid in digestion, treat cold sores, and soothe the mind, Lemon Balm is a great addition to any herb garden.Â
When and Where to Plant–Â Start seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost and mist with a spray bottle to avoid displacing the seeds. Transplant to pots when the seedlings have 4 true leaves. After last frost, transplant out into well drained soil that will get full sun.Â
Care and Harvest–Â Lemon Balm does not require any special care. You may begin harvesting as soon as the plant is well established, by pinching off individual leaves.Â
Planting Depth–Â Surface
Days to Germination–Â 7-14
Seed Spacing- Sprinkle
Plant Spacing–Â 12-18″
Spacing Between Rows-Â 24″
Days to Maturity-Â 70
Approximate Seeds per Pkt-Â 400
