NEW Plant Medicine Seeds – Lemon Balm

Huna is proud to introduce our new Huna Plant Medicine Seed Collection.  Huna now offers our favourite Medicinal Plants in Seed Packs, so you too can grow your own Medicinal Herb or Pollinator Gardens at home, and harvest your own edible and medicinal plants for teas, cooking, baking, and plant medicine.

25% of the proceeds from each Huna Seed Pack are donated to Pollinator Partnership Canada, to support the protection of Canada’s Wild Pollinators.  Thank you for joining us in creating healthy habitat for all Pollinator species.

Lemon Balm is delicious as an herbal tea fresh or dried, in fact it’s Heather’s absolute favourite herb for tea.  In the Nervine class of herbs, Lemon Balm quickly calms and restores the nervous system to soothe frazzled nerves.  Plant Medicine uses for Lemon Balm include overall wellness and extension of life, aromatherapy, migraines, high blood pressure, mild depression, hyperthyroidism and Grave’s disease.

The entire Melissa officinalis plant is edible, and the young leaves are absolutely delicious.  Try them fresh or dried as an incredible herbal tea, or chopped fresh or dried in baked goods.  Add Lemon Balm leaves to soups, stews, sauces and dressings, just as you would with fresh or dried mint.

 

Organic-certified.  Herbalist-quality.  Non-GMO.  Open-pollinated.  Heirloom variety.

$12.00

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Lemon Balm is delicious as an herbal tea fresh or dried, in fact it’s Heather’s absolute favourite herb for tea.  In the Nervine class of herbs, Lemon Balm quickly calms and restores the nervous system to soothe frazzled nerves.  Plant Medicine uses for Lemon Balm include overall wellness and extension of life, aromatherapy, migraines, high blood pressure, mild depression, hyperthyroidism and Grave’s disease.

For skin, it calms redness and inflammation while eliminating acne bacteria.  A delicious mild citrus herbal flavour, we love using Lemon Balm in our Huna Clarify Blemish-Control line and Huna Clarify Skin Nutrition Beauty Tea.

The entire Melissa officinalis plant is edible, and the young leaves are absolutely delicious.  Try them fresh or dried as an incredible herbal tea, or chopped fresh or dried in baked goods.  Add Lemon Balm leaves to soups, stews, sauces and dressings, just as you would with fresh or dried mint.

Planting Directions: Prefers shade to part sun.  Scratch the surface of the seeds lightly on fine sandpaper and sow outdoors in the fall or very early spring.  Barely cover seeds with soil, tap soil to secure and keep the soil evenly moist.  Germination in 10-40 days.  Plant 12 to 24 inches apart.  Certified Organically Grown.

Plant Family: Mint (Lamiacea).

Each Huna Lemon Balm Seed Packet contains: 50 seeds.

 

Huna is proud to introduce our new Huna Plant Medicine Seed Collection.  We are now selling our favourite Medicinal Plants in Seed Packs, so you too can grow your own Medicinal Herb or Pollinator Gardens at home, and harvest your own edible and medicinal plants for teas, cooking, baking, and medicine.

Huna Seeds are Organic-certified and Herbalist-quality.  Non-GMO, Open-pollinated, and Heirloom variety.  There are 6 Seed varieties to choose from.  25% of the proceeds from each Huna Seed Pack are donated to Pollinator Partnership Canada, to support the protection of Canada’s Wild Pollinators.

 

Thank you for joining us in creating healthy habitat for all Pollinator species.

Each Huna Lemon Balm Seed Packet contains: 50 seeds.

Certified Organically Grown.

Planting Directions: Prefers shade to part sun.  Scratch the surface of the seeds lightly on fine sandpaper and sow outdoors in the fall or very early spring.  Barely cover seeds with soil, tap soil to secure and keep the soil evenly moist.  Germination in 10-40 days.  Plant 12 to 24 inches apart.  Certified Organically Grown.

Plant Family: Mint (Lamiacea).

Each Huna Lemon Balm Seed Packet contains: 50 seeds.

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