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It's a wild verbena (which you can tell by the botanical name), and you'll find it in meadows and along roadsides in the entire US and Canada. They look much like garden salvia or veronica.

Withstands drought. This tall, very striking, heirloom is a favorite in many cottage gardens. Stiff stems with open, airy sprays of tiny violet-blue clusters, and only a few leaves, making this an excellent companion for many annuals.

All of the seed we handle at American Meadows is non-GMO, neonicotinoid-free and guaranteed to grow. This native variety's seeds provide vital nourishment for a variety of small animals and birds, making it a perfect choice for any sustainable planting.

Also known as purple top verbena, tall verbena, South American vervain, and purple-top verbena. Attracts bees and butterflies. Transplant to cell packs or larger containers after true leaves appear.

If you experience a problem with any of our products, customer service, shipping, or even if you just plain don't like what you bought, please let us know. These all natural dried lemon slices have a great citrus taste that goes well with beverages such...

If you experience a problem with any of our products, customer service, shipping, or even if you just plain don't like what you bought, please let us know. Glazed lemon peel is great for baking, cooking, or even snacking.

Lemons are very rich in vitamin C and also provide potassium and folic acid. Dwarf Citrus will average 8-10' tall, and it will get taller unless pruned. Watering can vary, depending on container size, drainage and location of the tree.

This plant is a “must”! Its sweet, strongly lemon-flavoured leaves blend well with most other tea herbs. Leaves enhance all drinks, salads, jellies, sauces, soups, fish or meat dishes and desserts which call for lemon as an ingredient or a garnish.

Grow Heirloom Lemon Mint Seeds Sure to demand attention in your summer garden or wildflower field, Lemon Mint offers clusters of pretty pink/purple blooms that are highly attractive to bees and butterflies! Crush or rub the leaves of Monardacitriodora...

Can reach up to 6 feet tall. This fresh lemon flavor is popular in many meals. Lemon Grass can be used in teas, beverages, soups, and other dishes.

Cut the plants back when they start blooming if you don't want it to self seed. (1 1/2') Lemon Balm is a sweetly lemon-mint scented plant that is easy to grow. Use it in teas, mixed drinks and salads.

Keep soil temperature at around 68°F (20°C) until germination, or 68°F (20°C) at night and 86°F (30°C) during the day. Begin picking anytime after clumps are well established and growing vigorously.

This is the classic sour yellow lemon you need. Sometimes you just need the basics. A “pucker your kisser and brighten your tea” honest-to-goodness kitchen lemon. When you want a simple, real lemon you have to pick a Lisbon.

It is very easy to establish from Verbena seeds, and it provides nectar for honeybees and butterflies. One of the best ground covering flowers around. Moss Verbena blooms all summer long with violet or purple flowers on spreading plants, and the foliage...

One taste and you'll understand. (Kiwi translation – “Think you're suspicious.”) We have searched far and wide to be able to offer you this great little citrus tree. It wasn't easy, but we now have a supplier and are ready to unleash this awesome...

This mixed bag of lemons and limes keeps you well stocked in these versatile citrus. Juicy, zesty and colorful lemons and limes are great for pepping up salad dressings, cocktails and seafood.

Kitchen staples in Mexican and Southeast Asian cuisine, limes are key for margaritas, mojitoes, ceviche (citrus-marinated raw fish) and tangy, meringue-topped lime pies.: Due to extra time spent sunbathing, our Certified Organic limes have recently been...

We use lemons as a substitute for salt on veggies, a pinch hitter for vinegar in dressings, and an overall flavor booster in both sweet and savory dishes. Lots of juice and a bright, clear, tart flavor that is suprisingly low in acid.

We use lemons as a substitute for salt on veggies, a pinch hitter for vinegar in dressings, and an overall flavor booster in both sweet and savory dishes. Lots of juice and a bright, clear, tart flavor that is suprisingly low in acid.

We use lemons as a substitute for salt on veggies, a pinch hitter for vinegar in dressings, and an overall flavor booster in both sweet and savory dishes. Lots of juice and a bright, clear, tart flavor that is suprisingly low in acid.

Tamp the seeds lightly into the soil, as seeds require light to germinate, and mist lightly. Organically grown. Fresh leaves for tea and salads. In the first year, two cuttings are possible.

Kitchen staples in Mexican and Southeast Asian cuisine, limes are key for margaritas, mojitoes, ceviche (citrus-marinated raw fish) and tangy, meringue-topped lime pies. Tangy, clean-flavored, and filled with juice and pulp.

Kitchen staples in Mexican and Southeast Asian cuisine, limes are key for margaritas, mojitoes ceviche (citrus-marinated raw fish) and tangy, meringue-topped lime pies. Tangy, clean-flavored, and filled with juice and pulp.

Tamp the seeds lightly into the soil, as seeds require light to germinate, and mist lightly. Organic seed is also available. Fresh leaves for tea and salads. In the first year, two cuttings are possible.

Although not a nutrient or antioxidant in itself, organic citric acid is right for you because it enhances the effects of antioxidants. FDA approves the use of this powder in foods, cosmetics, and even medicines as it's a very useful natural preservative.

We use lemons as a substitute for salt on veggies, a pinch hitter for vinegar in dressings, and an overall flavor booster in both sweet and savory dishes. Lots of juice and a bright, clear, tart flavor that is suprisingly low in acid.

A refreshing, vibrant lemon flavor. Add a teaspoon of a light wild flower honey. Lemon Verbena or Cedron (Aloysia triphylla) Properties: Febrifuge, sedative, antispasmodic. Makes a great tea to enjoy before you before bedtime or in the morning to start...