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June 2, 2015 in 2015 Fruit/Vegetable/Flower Gardens | Tags: Good to Grow, growing herbs in containers, lemon balm blooming, lemon balm herb plant
I’d never see lemon balm bloom before, so I was very intrigued when I noticed the plant beginning to change (the stems started getting taller, sortof like what basil and oregano do when they start to flower).
I kept an eye on it, and soon enough, spotted the itty bitty flowers:
So cute!
Aaaand hard to see unless you get right up in the plant’s grill.
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June 5, 2015 at 2:37 pm
Dave @ OurHappyAcres
Our bees love the lemon balm when it blooms. Hence the genus name Melissa. Not a real showy bloomer though!