Outsidepride Lemon Bee Balm Seeds - 5,000 Perennial, Easy to Grow & Pollinator Friendly Melissa officinalis Flower Seeds for Planting Mint Scented Leaves & Edible Blooms, Great for Teas & Potpourri

Every seed seems to sprang and growing very nicely.. Very happy

These seeds sprouted in about two weeks. I just sprinkled a nice layer of seeds over the dirt and let nature take its course. My outdoor planting is doing really great, but the one's I planted inside have died. Not sure why but I'll try again using different soil. Also, these smells amazing (if you like the lemon scent), and they appear to keep the mosquitoes at bay. I will definitely be purchasing another pack of seeds for my front yard planters.

I already have some bee balm plants now and they are so lovely to look at with all the bees that are buzzing around. So with these 5,000 seeds which I have already planted into my ground I have high hopes that the majority of them will succeed.

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I followed the directions, and I do pretty well with planting from seed. But I've waited and waited, and have gotten no germination at all. So, it was a waste of money, unfortunately.

I do not have a green thumb and I typically don't plant much (fortunately I live in Southern Maryland where greenery is abundant). However, here in the swamplands we do have a predictably-high mosquito problem and my little white cottage attracts them in droves as the setting sun shines on it. So I talked to some experts who recommended planting lemon balm as a deterrent, and it worked!It was literally as easy as sprinkling the seeds in the planter box and watering once in a while when I remembered. They sprouted what felt like pretty quickly and have been full stocks for about three months now. I don't know what plant sorcery they use to keep mosquitos at bay, but I'm not complaining. Supposedly it's scent, but I really don't smell these plants at all.For less than the cost of a can of Off, this worked great. Will definitely buy again next year!

Less than half sprouted

The lemon balm seeds are just starting to come up. Growing bigger everyday!