Lemon Balm Melissa officinalis About the PlantLemon Balm is a fragrant, lemon-scented perennial herb in the mint family. Known for its calming properties, it’s a long-loved favorite in herbal teas and pollinator gardens. This cold-hardy herb thrives in full sun and returns year after year with proper care. Common Uses• Fresh or dried in calming teas and infusions• Culinary garnish for desserts and drinks• Natural pollinator attractant and garden companion How to PlantSow seeds just beneath the soil surface and press gently—do not bury deeply. Use sterilized potting soil and keep moisture light and even. Seeds germinate in 10–14 days. Transplant outdoors at 18" spacing (45 cm) once established. Mulch well in colder climates below 20°F. When to Plant• Indoors: Early spring• Outdoors: After the last frost Packet Size: Approx. 50 seeds
