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Lemon Mint
Lemon Mint
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Monarda citriodora. Not a true mint, this variety is a dramatic addition to the herb garden. Clustered towers of purple flowers bloom to attract pollinators as they release a heavenly scent. Crush the leaves of this variety to release their bright lemony scent. Leaves can be used raw, dried, or cooked for seasoning in any recipe.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is lemon mint a true mint?
No, Monarda citriodora isn't a true mint, but it's a dramatic addition to the herb garden.
How do I use the leaves?
Crush them to release their bright lemony scent, and use them raw, dried or cooked for seasoning.
Does it flower?
Yes, clustered towers of purple flowers that attract pollinators.
Do you ship seeds?
Yes, it ships nationwide anywhere in the U.S.; shipping is paid at checkout.
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