Bergamot, seeds Gives 0.1g

Lemon monarda is a fast-growing annual herb, reaching 60-90 cm in height. When rubbed, the leaves give off a lemon-like scent, but some people describe it as oregano, especially when the old leaves are rubbed. This plant looks like a bush, with several stems growing from the center. Leaves are green, about 3-8 cm long, oval with a sharp tip. Curls of white, pink or purple flowers are located around the thin stems. Lemon monarda prefers clay soil, but it is important to choose an area that is not at risk of flooding, is drought tolerant, and tolerates calcareous or alkaline soils. Grows naturally in limestone wastelands, slopes and savannas. Monarda grows best in spring in a sunny location. This plant blooms from late spring to mid-summer. If you want to have a steady supply of lemon bergamot in your garden, then the seeds that can be harvested every year just need to be planted again. For germination, seeds require a temperature of at least 20 ° C. It is usually an annual plant in cold conditions, but it can grow for longer periods in warm and tropical regions. Bergamot can be grown in pots if the climate is too cold or garden space is limited.