Lemon Mint Seeds (Monarda citriodora) – Fragrant Pollinator-Friendly Herb for Tea, Medicinal, and Ornamental Gardens

Grow a vibrant, multi-purpose herb with Lemon Mint Seeds (Monarda citriodora) from Survival Garden Seeds. Also known as lemon bee balm or horsemint, this aromatic plant produces fragrant foliage and eye-catching lavender-pink blooms that attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Whether grown for tea, natural remedies, or ornamental beauty, lemon mint brings color, scent, and purpose to every garden.

Grow Your Own Tea & Medicinal Herb Garden
Enjoy the refreshing citrus aroma and flavor of this traditional herbal favorite. Lemon mint has been valued for centuries in calming teas and soothing natural preparations. Perfect for gardeners who value self-reliance, food security, or a sustainable home apothecary, it’s both beautiful and practical.

Easy to Grow in Many Settings
Lemon mint is an adaptable, hardy annual to short-lived perennial that thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. Sow seeds directly in the garden or in containers for easy success. This low-maintenance plant readily reseeds itself, providing continuous blooms and fresh leaves year after year.

Pollinator-Friendly Native Wildflower
Reaching 12–24 inches tall, lemon mint produces clusters of lavender-pink flowers with a pleasant citrus scent. The blooms attract beneficial pollinators—especially bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds—while the foliage adds fragrance to garden paths and borders. Non-invasive and manageable, it fits perfectly in herb gardens, wildflower mixes, or pollinator habitats.

Why Gardeners Love Lemon Mint:

• Attracts pollinators: Vibrant blooms bring bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.
• Perfect for tea and herbal remedies: Naturally fragrant and flavorful.
• Easy to grow: Reseeds easily and thrives in diverse conditions.
• Beautiful and useful: Adds color, scent, and ecological value to any space.

How to Grow:

• Sow seeds directly in full sun after frost or start indoors 6–8 weeks earlier.
• Lightly cover with soil and keep moist until germination.
• Space plants 12–18 inches apart in well-drained soil.
• Harvest leaves for tea or cut flowers as blooms appear.

Net Wt. 250 MG