Lemon Balm Seeds for Herb Gardens – 30–40 Seeds

Grow lemon balm for its fresh citrus-scented foliage and leafy presence in a home herb garden. Also known as Melissa, lemon balm is a perennial herb whose leaves can be used in salads, desserts and homemade herbal infusions. Each Plantsgram packet contains 30–40 seeds for starting your own plants.

Highlights

• Leafy herb with a lemon-like fragrance.
• A choice for a kitchen garden or a dedicated herb container.
• Grows in sun or partial shade with suitable soil moisture.
• Container growing helps manage its naturally vigorous spread.

Product Specifications

• Product: Lemon balm seeds for sowing.
• Quantity: 30–40 seeds in one packet.
• Plant type: Perennial culinary herb.
• Growing position: Sun to partial shade.

Sowing and Care

Sow a few seeds thinly into a fine seed-starting mix. Cover with only a very thin layer of compost, as light helps germination. Keep in a warm, bright position and maintain gentle, consistent moisture without making the compost soggy.

When seedlings are large enough to handle, move them into individual pots. Gradually acclimatise them before planting outdoors. Choose a container with drainage holes, or a garden position where the plant has room to grow. Water during dry periods and trim established shoot tips to encourage fresh foliage. Remove spent flower stems if you want to reduce self-seeding. Harvest modest amounts at first so young plants can establish well.

Package Contents

1 packet containing 30–40 lemon balm seeds. No live plant, fresh leaves, herbal tea, pot or soil is included.

Customer Note

Planting and harvesting results vary with local conditions. Keep the soil evenly moist while seedlings establish, and allow young plants to develop before picking leaves. These seeds are for sowing.

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