Lemon Verbena

Lemon Verbena
Lemon Verbena
SKU: 1016  /  Next Availability Date: 12/1/2010
This is the plant used to make lemon zinger tea. Very fragrant strong lemony flavor and grows to become a 4 foot tall shrub. You will not believe the scent of this plant! It can be used to add lemon flavor to drinks, marinades, butters or make Lemon Verbena ice cream! More details...
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Tender Perennial.
Lemon Verbena is a beautiful open tropical perennial shrub with a strong lemon flavor. This plant will grow to about 4 feet tall and grows best in full sunshine. It is only perennial in milder climates and is likely to die back every year, then sprout new growth every spring.

It can be used as a substitute for Lemon grass but the flavor is very strong and delicious. Lemon verbena is also easy to grow indoors if you like and can be used in cooking in many ways.

To harvest Lemon verbena, trim the plants branches as if giving it a hair cut. This will stimulate the plant to branch out and make a fuller shrub. Use the leaves fresh or dry.
To use Lemon verbena, chop the leaves finely or just infuse whole leaves into teas, broths, or marinades. Use it anytime you want a strong lemon scent. An herb butter with Lemon verbena is wonderful on fresh grilled fish or chicken.

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"Clean lemon flavor"

Mary on 5/29/2010

Comments: Great lemon flavor/scent, stronger and cleaner than lemon balm or lemon grass. I use it instead of lemon grass in Thai cooking and also in herbal teas. It did not survive the winter in my heated garage with plant lights, unfortunately.

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"Purchased last spring"

Carolyn Kraw on 3/29/2008

Comments: They arrived so healthy. They grew well and I harvested leaves for tea all winter. I brought 3 plants in and they still have not shown any sign of growth. They died back in December. So I don't know that you can really grow them indoors. I left 3 in the garden all winter to see if they would come back.

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