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Lemon Balm Seeds – Calming Medicinal Perennial Herb

Lemon Balm Seeds – Calming Medicinal Perennial Herb

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Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis) is a hardy perennial medicinal herb that germinates in 10–14 days and is ready to harvest in 70–80 days at $15. Plant once and it returns reliably year after year — a prolific, lemon-scented apothecary staple prized for calming, antiviral, and digestive properties that earns permanent space in any homestead wellness garden.

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Plant Type Hardy perennial herb
Germination Time 10–14 days
Days to First Harvest 70–80 days
Sun Full sun to partial shade
Water Moderate; tolerates some drought once established
Location Garden bed, raised bed, or container
Hardiness Zones 4–10
Life Cycle Perennial (returns year after year)
Mature Height 18–24 inches
Seed Treatment Surface sow; needs light to germinate — do not cover seeds
Certification Open-pollinated, non-GMO
Price $15
  • Calming and stress-reducing properties — lemon balm has been used for centuries to reduce anxiety, promote sleep, and calm the nervous system; a cup of fresh lemon balm tea before bed is one of the simplest natural relaxation remedies you can grow yourself
  • Documented antiviral activity — research supports lemon balm’s effectiveness against herpes simplex virus and other common viruses; a topical lemon balm preparation is a traditional remedy for cold sores and viral skin conditions
  • Digestive support — traditionally used to relieve bloating, gas, nausea, and indigestion; one of the safest and most gentle digestive herbs, suitable for all ages including children
  • Hardy perennial — plant once, harvest for years — established lemon balm returns reliably in zones 4–10 without replanting; spreads gradually to fill a bed and can be divided to expand your planting or share with other growers
  • Prolific harvest all season — cut back hard after flowering to encourage a fresh flush of leaves; harvest multiple times per season for fresh use, drying, or tincture making throughout the growing year
  • Pollinator attractor — small white flowers are highly attractive to bees and beneficial insects; plant near fruiting crops to improve pollination and support a healthy garden ecosystem
  • Versatile culinary and apothecary uses — use fresh or dried in teas, tinctures, salves, infused oils, salad dressings, desserts, and flavoring; one of the most multi-functional herbs in the Tomorrow’s Harvest collection

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