Lemon Balm Plants, Perennial Herb, Full-Part Sun

Lemon Balm Plants 

Lemon balm is valued as a culinary, cosmetic, and medicinal herb. Use fresh sprigs to top drinks and as garnishes on salads and main dishes. The fresh or dried leaves make a great cold or hot tea, and the dried leaves can be used in potpourris. Traditionally valued as a medicinal herb, lemon balm has mild sedative properties.   Plants are happy in full sun to part shade.  They are very adaptable. 

Plants are grown in 3.25" deep pots.  Plants will be dormant before March and sent as bare-root roots.  Plants will be small in spring, larger in late spring.

Growing Conditions
Light:          Full Sun-Part Shade
Perennial:  Zones 4-9
Height:       2 feet
Spread:      1 foot
Bloom:       Late Summer-Fall
Critters:     Deer, rabbit, groundhog resistant 

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