Jun 25, 2012 #1 Nyboy Garden Master Joined Oct 2, 2010 Messages 21,365 Reaction score 16,249 Points 437 Location White Plains NY,weekends Lagrange NY. I read somewhere bee balm is in the mint family. Can I use it in drinks?
Jun 25, 2012 #2 Carol Dee Garden Master Joined Apr 28, 2011 Messages 13,271 Reaction score 21,878 Points 437 Location Long Grove, IA http://www.altnature.com/gallery/beebalm.htm It can be used as a medicinal tea and the flowers as an edible garnish.
http://www.altnature.com/gallery/beebalm.htm It can be used as a medicinal tea and the flowers as an edible garnish.
Jun 25, 2012 Thread starter #3 Nyboy Garden Master Joined Oct 2, 2010 Messages 21,365 Reaction score 16,249 Points 437 Location White Plains NY,weekends Lagrange NY. Great link!!! Thank you
Jun 25, 2012 #4 Carol Dee Garden Master Joined Apr 28, 2011 Messages 13,271 Reaction score 21,878 Points 437 Location Long Grove, IA You are Welcome. Gotta love google.
Jun 26, 2012 #5 ducks4you Garden Master Joined Sep 4, 2009 Messages 12,760 Reaction score 18,551 Points 437 Location East Central IL, Was Zone 6, Now...maybe Zone 5 Just thought I'd add that I've kept mine from being invasive just by planting it inside of a 5" cement garden border. It reseeds every year, but doesn't jump the fence.
Just thought I'd add that I've kept mine from being invasive just by planting it inside of a 5" cement garden border. It reseeds every year, but doesn't jump the fence.