Lemon Verbena

Got lemon verbena overflowing in your garden and want to use it beyond tea? This list of 35 brilliant lemon verbena recipes is sure to inspire you!

Grow lemon verbena in your home garden, and learn 15 ways to use this fragrant herb in home and kitchen projects.

Let’s make a delicious cup of lemon verbena tea! This uplifting and refreshing herb provides a multitude of healing benefits. Learn how on Gardener’s Path.

Lemon Verbena is a deciduous shrub with elongated, lance-shaped leaves which are bright green, slightly rough to the touch, & emit a strong lemon fragrance when crushed. It has small pale purple flowers. It has a long history of use & is favoured for its culinary, medicinal & magickal properties. To learn more, click the pin and be transported to our website.

Grow Lemon Verbena around patios, decks and porches to repel mosquitoes. Its lemony scent acts as a natural insect repellent. #gardeningchannel #herbgardening #herbgarden

Lemon verbena tea benefits both mind and body. Turn it into delicious and healthy lemon verbena lemonade you'll want to drink every day!

In this guide we show you how to take Lemon Verbena Cuttings. (Lemon Verbena or Aloysia citrodora).

Lemon verbena’s sweet, citrusy scent and many health properties are the reason for the herb’s popularity. Learn more about the benefits of lemon verbena, how to use this aromatic herb for medicinal purposes and much more!

Aloysia triphylla ‘Lemon Verbena’ (Aloysia citrodora, Lippia citriodora)A deciduous shrub native to Argentina and Chili, Aloysia triphylla ‘Lemon Verbena’ is a perennial herb that is admired for its refreshing lemon scent. In the backyard, patio or porch, Lemon Verbena plays an important role in helping to repel mosquitoes from the garden. It grows 4-6 feet tall x 4-6 feet wide, creating a bright green backdrop for garden beds and borders. The fragrant foliage perfumes the air with a light…

Lemon verbena has a refreshing taste and can be used in many herbal recipes. From sun tea to infused vinegar to glycerin tincture, you are sure to use it all