Lemon Balm ‘Citronella’ Seeds
Melissa officinalis
A fragrant herb with fresh lemon-scented leaves, ideal for herb gardens, pots, containers and indoor growing. Lemon Balm ‘Citronella’ can be used fresh in salads, sauces and meat dishes, and is also popular for herbal teas. A useful and attractive plant for both the kitchen and garden.
Plant Details
Plant Type: Perennial herb
Botanical Name: Melissa officinalis
Common Name: Lemon Balm
Variety: Citronella
Position: Full sun to partial shade
Ideal For: Herb gardens, pots, containers, indoor growing, kitchen use, tea herbs
Growing Information
Sow Indoors: Early spring in a greenhouse or on a warm windowsill
Sow Outdoors: When the soil has warmed up
Sowing Depth: Lightly cover with fine compost or soil
Germination: Slow, usually up to 3–4 weeks
Transplanting: Transplant when seedlings are large enough to handle
Spacing: Approx. 30 cm apart
Care: Grow in a sunny or partly sunny position. Keep soil moist but not waterlogged. Can also be grown indoors in pots.
Why Grow Lemon Balm ‘Citronella’?
This easy-to-grow herb is valued for its refreshing lemon fragrance and versatile culinary uses. It is a lovely choice for herb beds, patio pots and windowsill growing.
A lemon-scented herb for teas, salads, sauces and everyday kitchen use.
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