Cutting lemon balm back by half just before flowering also encourages bushier growth and keeps the leaves tender. Young ...

Planting lemon balm companion plants is a great way to bring more life and balance to your garden. Here, we’ll explore a variety of plants that work well with lemon balm. Think of them as garden ...

Lemon balm is a vigorous plant that self-sows readily and also spreads from the roots once it is established. Starter plants are readily available from nurseries, but can be grown from seeds as well.

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Lemon balm is known by many other names, such as bee balm, cure-all, dropsy plant, honey plant, garden balm, heart's delight, sweet balm, and sweet Mary. ... Can lemon balm be used to reduce stress?

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Lemon balm alone or added to the above elixir is generally considered safe. However, Weinandy warns, “Caution should be taken in certain populations including children, the elderly and pregnant ...

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Potted history of lemon balm. Lemon balm grows wild in gardens across Britain. A relative of the mint family, it grows to about one metre and its leaves are usually hairless and bright green.