Fresh Lemongrass Herb Seeds | Xiang Mao | Heirloom Non-GMO | Asian Herb Seeds

•Stalks of the are commonly used to flavor dishes in Asian cooking. •Outer layers of fresh cuttings are separated to reveal tender young shoots in the center that can be finely chopped and added directly to dishes. •Easy to grow!•Fragrant leaves and stalks which are used as a flavoring.•Leaves may be used to make lemon grass tea!•The heart of young shoots may be cooked and consumed as a vegetable. •Lemony aroma can be stronger than genuine citrus, while the flavor is a rich lemon without the acidity! •Will grow well in temperate regions if given the right conditions. •Grows in dense clumps and has several stiff stems and slender blade-like leaves which droop towards the tips.•Can reach a height of 6 ft and will grow for several years.

Lovage Seeds | Non-GMO Heirloom | Medicinal, Culinary Herbs | Fresh Garden Seeds

Lovage Garden Seeds50+ Seeds per Pack Get your lovage seeds today! Lovage plants grow like weeds (fortunately!) as all parts of the lovage herb are usable and delicious! Lovage is oftentimes used in recipes that call for parsley, dill or celery. It has high salt content, so a little goes a long way. High in the flavonoid Quercetin, making it great for anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Give plenty of space and rich, deep soil. Our lovage herb seeds are always Non-GMO and fresh. Name: Lovage Herb / Levisticum OfficinaleDays to Maturity: 85-95 daysLight Preference: Full sun or partial shade.Hardiness Zones: 3-9 (Perennial)Plant Spacing: 18 inches apart.Soil Preference: Prefers sandy medium and rich earth.Plant Height: 6 feet.Uses: Culinary, Medicinal. About Lovage HerbLovage looks kind of like celery however it is part of the carrot family. The plant can grow up to 6 feet tall and bears thick green foliage. The flowers are yellow and held in umbrella-shaped umbels. The plant will spread up to 32 inches in width.Lovage plants are hardy to Zone 4. Be sure to plant in well-drained soil and make sure it receives lots of sun.Seeds can be sown outdoors once the soil temperatures have reached 60° F.Harvest Lovage leaves at any time and dig out the root in autumn. Stems are best when eaten young. A great companion for potatoes and other tubers and root crops.