Planting lemon balm companion plants is a great way to bring more life and balance to your garden. Here, we’ll explore a variety of plants that work well with lemon balm. Think of them as garden ...

To grow lemon balm indoors, plants can be bought from garden centers or grown from seeds or cuttings of existing clumps.

Lemon balm is commonly combined with other medicinal plants, though, so it’s hard to pinpoint its effects. Also, multiple studies — in humans and animals — have tested doses of lemon balm ...

Lemon Coral sedum will be a rock-solid perennial in Zones 7-11 and among the best buys for your garden dollar when purchased as an annual in Zones 6 and colder. Lemon Coral also makes a great ...