Lemon balm, a perennial herb belonging to the mint family, is cherished for its fragrant lemon-scented leaves. Cultivating it at home in small indoor pots is not only possible but also gratifying.

Flowers may be white, pale yellow or pink. Lemon balm can be grown in full sun to partial shade in soils that are moist but well drained. It can be propagated by seeds, division or stem cuttings.

Known for its lemon-scented leaves, lemon balm is used in teas, culinary dishes, and natural remedies. It can be easily grown from cuttings, making it a delightful addition to any herb garden.

Outdoors, place the plant in a full sun location. Because lemon verbena is a heavy feeder, fertilize using a general purpose liquid fertilizer about every two weeks. Tip cuttings of lemon verbena root ...