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Lemon Balm
Melissa officinalis – A calming herb with bright, lemon-scented leaves prized for its gentle, uplifting aroma. Used in herbal teas, as a flavouring, and in calming blends, it brings a soft citrus note to infusions and culinary recipes. Prefers part shade and moist, well-drained soil and spreads readily in the garden, so give it room or contain its roots. Pairs particularly well with chamomile and mint in soothing tea combinations. The vivid lemon-scented foliage makes comforting brews; lemon balm has been used for over two thousand years to promote relaxation and gentle wellness support.
Key Uses: Herbal teas, flavouring, calmative blends.
Growing conditions: Part shade, moist soil, spreads easily.
Companion notes: Good with chamomile and mint.
Melissa officinalis – A calming herb with bright, lemon-scented leaves prized for its gentle, uplifting aroma. Used in herbal teas, as a flavouring, and in calming blends, it brings a soft citrus note to infusions and culinary recipes. Prefers part shade and moist, well-drained soil and spreads readily in the garden, so give it room or contain its roots. Pairs particularly well with chamomile and mint in soothing tea combinations. The vivid lemon-scented foliage makes comforting brews; lemon balm has been used for over two thousand years to promote relaxation and gentle wellness support.
Key Uses: Herbal teas, flavouring, calmative blends.
Growing conditions: Part shade, moist soil, spreads easily.
Companion notes: Good with chamomile and mint.