Tangy Lemon Balm – Seeds

Product Description

The hint is in its name; lemon balm, or Melissa officinalis, has a you guessed it lemony flavor! It is a member of the mint family, and has been incorporated in medicinal and culinary uses for thousands of years. Like mint, it grows as much as mint, and if you’ve grown mint before, well, you understand that you should give lemon balm its own pot. Lemon balm has been used in for treatment of gastrointestinal tract, nervous system, bile, and liver disorders, and is hugely popular in aromatherapy (which may explain as to why the scent is so familiar). It’s also proven to improve moods and mental performance, and even contains antibacterial and exceptional antioxidant properties.