Remove flower stalks, if they appear, to prevent the leaves from turning bitter. Lemon verbena smells heavenly and pairs as well with a gin and tonic as it does with sparkling water. Most herbs ...

Remove flower stalks, if they appear, to prevent the leaves from turning bitter. Lemon verbena smells heavenly and pairs as well with a gin and tonic as it does with sparkling water. Most herbs ...

Remove flower stalks, if they appear, to prevent the leaves from turning bitter. Lemon verbena smells heavenly and pairs as well with a gin and tonic as it does with sparkling water. Most herbs ...

Remove flower stalks, if they appear, to prevent the leaves from turning bitter. Lemon verbena smells heavenly and pairs as well with a gin and tonic as it does with sparkling water. Most herbs don’t ...

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she displayed her garden bed with a mint plant on one side while lemon balm and lemon verbena were placed separately. Shockingly, the mint tendrils had stretched all the way to the lemon plants.

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she showed a garden bed with a mint plant on one side and some lemon balm and lemon verbena on the other. But the mint tendrils had come all the way over to where the lemon plants are. She ...

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