1000 Lemon Balm Citronella Perennial and 50 similar items

- You will get 1000 Seeds of Lemon Balm Citronella Perennial Mosquito Insect Repellent Non-Gmo Flower Seeds. - Soil Type: Clay, Loam, Peat, Sand, Silt. - Sunlight: Full Sun, Low Sun, Medium Sun. - Life Cycle: Perennial. - Watering: Medium. - Cultivating Difficulty: Easy. - Lemon Balm is a hardy cold tolerant perennial that is ideal for sowing in the Spring. - Lemon Balm is a Non-GMO herb that is praised, by many, for its mosquito and other insect repelling abilities! - Some refer to this plant as Citronella Balm. - Lemon Balm is probably most known for its use in teas, but it is much more than just a flavor enhancer for drinks and foods! - Lemon Balm, with its citrus like aroma, is fantastic for deterring many pesky insects. In this application, you could plant the lemon balm in areas surrounding your outdoor space you want to keep free from mosquitoes. For instance, they could be grown in plant beds bordering a deck or patio, and should serve very effectively as mosquito and insect deterrents. - Lemon Balm is said to have many health benefits including: treating anxiety, wounds, indigestion and treatment of sleep problems. Many have noted the benefits of Lemon Balm when used to treat these issues. - Lemon Balm, being in the mint family, is said to be a calming or soothing herb, and is the primary reason it's used as a sleep aid for those suffering from insomnia. Always seek a physicians opinion when using herbs for medical treatment. - The delicate white flowers Lemon Balm produces attract honey bees and other pollinators. - It is used to flavor summer drinks like lemonade. In addition, it's widely used to flavor various desserts. - As a flavor enhancer, it's said to be quite complementary to other herbs like basil, mint and dill. - Lemon Balm could also be used in the making of wine. - This shade tolerant perennial produces pretty foliage and looks excellent in the landscape. - Lemon Balm also will attract beneficial insects and various pollinators to the garden. - The stems of Lemon Balm are commonly used in bouquets. - Lemon Balm essential oil is popular in aromatherapy. - Always seek a Physician's opinion before using herbs for medicinal purposes. - Lemon Balm will thrive in small spaces like apartment decks or balconies. Also, it can be grown as a house plant year around in the home, and provide a nice natural aroma for the house.