lemon balm seeds planting Lemon Mint

lemon balm seeds planting Lemon MintLemon Mint bee balm (Monarda citriodora) releases a citrusmint scent when brushed and sends up stacked whorls of lavender flowers that hummingbirds and bees cant resist. Native to the southern U. S., it thrives in heat and lean soil, reseeding lightly if you let seed heads stand. Traditionally brewed as a calming, antimicrobial tea, its also a striking cut flower. Give it sun, moderate water, and space for air flow to avoid mildew. If you want

Lemon Mint bee balm (Monarda citriodora) releases a citrus‑mint scent when brushed and sends up stacked whorls of lavender flowers that hummingbirds and bees can’t resist. Native to the southern U.S., it thrives in heat and lean soil, reseeding lightly if you let seed heads stand. Traditionally brewed as a calming, antimicrobial tea, it’s also a striking cut flower. Give it sun, moderate water, and space for air flow to avoid mildew. If you want fragrance plus pollinator traffic in a compact annual, Lemon Mint delivers both without demanding rich soil or constant fuss.