Lemon Balm Seed
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Lemon Balm Seed

Melissa officinalis

To help slow down and possibly relieve the onset of Alzheimer disease; five leaves in hot water is claimed to be a memory restorative. Also eases the pain of gout. Gives a sense of well being for those suffering from stress.

Supplied as a packet of approximately 250 seeds.

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How To Grow Lemon Balm

Whilst you can sow directly in shallow drills in the ground when soil temperature is around 55°f - 60°f (15°C) better results are achieved by sowing directly in pots or seed trays in good seed compost.
Keep out of strong sun light until they have germinated and produced true leaves.
Plant out or pot on when the seedlings are large enough to handle.