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Lemon Balm Seeds

Melissa Officinalis
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About

Lemon Balm (Melissa Officinalis) is a perennial herb in the mint family, native to the Mediterranean region and central Asia. It grows in USDA Zones 4–9, forming upright, bushy clumps about 24–36 inches tall with green, arrowhead-shaped leaves and a clear lemon scent when brushed or cut. It blooms in summer, producing small flowers that help draw in bees and other pollinators. This is the kind of plant that earns its space — useful in tea, easy to tuck into beds or pots, and dependable once rooted. If you are looking for Lemon Balm seeds for sale, this is a practical choice for herb gardens, balcony containers, and mixed planting beds.

At KVITER, our 700 Lemon Balm seeds come in a moisture-proof packet, and orders over $49 ship free. That matters when you are stocking up on organic Lemon Balm seeds, other heirloom herbs, or planning a full tea garden in one order.

Quick Facts

Life Cycle
Life Cycle Perennial
USDA Zones
USDA Zones 04–09
Light Requirements
Light Requirements Full sun; Part sun
Germination Time
Germination Time 10-14 days
Stratification
Stratification Not required
Spacing
Spacing 20-24 inches
Sowing Method
Sowing Method Indoors & Outdoors
Soil
Soil Sandy; Loamy; Well-drained
Flowering Period
Flowering Period Summer
Water Requirements
Water Requirements Moderate (regular watering)
Maturity Time
Maturity Time 70-90 days
Growing Habit
Growing Habit Bushy

How to Grow & Harvest

Sowing & Timing

You can start Lemon Balm seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost, or direct sow once soil reaches about 65°F. Press the Lemon Balm seed onto moist soil and cover only very lightly — 1/4 inch deep at most. Mist rather than drench. Under the right conditions, Melissa Officinalis seeds usually sprout in 10-14 days.

Soil, Watering & Fertilization

Melissa Officinalis Lemon Balm grows well in full sun where summers stay moderate, but in hotter areas it is better to ensure afternoon shade. Plant it in fertile loam or sandy soil, and 20–24 inches apart so plants have enough room for airflow. Once established, it is drought tolerant and only wants occasional watering.

Growth & Harvest

Once rooted, Lemon Balm herb Melissa Officinalis is pretty low-maintenance. Pinch stems now and then to shape the plant and keep growth from getting loose or leggy. Divide crowded clumps about every three years so the patch stays productive instead of turning into a tangled mound. A light mulch helps hold moisture, especially in containers and hotter garden spots. 

Fresh leaves of Melissa Officinalis herb go into tea, lemonade, and light summer kitchen use. Extra stems can be dried for off-season infusions, or used for tinctures, extracts, oils, and home apothecary needs. If you want heirloom, non-GMO, Lemon Balm seeds for sale online, this is the sort of herb that pays you back over more than one season.

FAQ

Are these Lemon Balm seeds for sale non-GMO?

Yes. Each packet contains heirloom, Lemon Balm seeds from Melissa Officinalis — untreated and non-GMO. You are growing the plant as it naturally is, not a modified version bred for shelf appeal. If you want clean seed for tea, drying, and home herbal use this is the right seeds to add to your order.

How do I order, and is delivery free?

You can buy Lemon Balm seeds online directly from the KVITER store. Orders above $49 ship free, which is useful if you are stocking up on herb seeds, flower seeds, or putting together a full tea garden collection in one purchase. The 700-seed packet gives you enough seed for a generous planting, not just a trial run.

Do these seeds work well for container growing?

Yes. Lemon Balm does well in pots, which is helpful if you want fresh leaves close to the kitchen or need to keep herbs on a balcony, patio, or small porch. Containers also make it easier to manage shape and placement as the plant matures.