Cultivated in Europe as early as the 1500s.  Thomas Jefferson listed Lemon Balm in his 1794 herb list.

It is useful in cooking, herbal teas, and home remedies. A tea made from the leaves is pleasant tasting and has calmative and carminative properties.

Prefers partial shade to full sun and well-drained, fertile, moist locations.  Grows up to 24 inches tall.

Each packet contains 0.25 gram of seeds.  USDA zones 4-9.