Easy Grow - 50+ WILD BERGAMOT Flower Seeds and 46 similar items

Easy Grow - 50+ WILD BERGAMOT Flower Seeds Monarda Native Wildflower - Bonsai Flower Item specifics Seller Notes “Monarda fistulosa. U.S. Grown seed. Germination 93%.” Plant Type Decorative native wildflower flowering Climate Cold, Highland, Humid Continental, Humid Subtropical, Marine West Coast, Mediterranean, Semiarid, Sub-tropical, Temperate Plant Format Seeds Planting Time perennial Common Name Bergamot Color Rose / Pink Indoor/Outdoor Outdoor Growth Habit Clumping Upright flowering USDA Hardiness Zone (F) 6 (-10 to 0 F) Plant Habit Clump-forming Upright flowering Soil Type Clay, Loam, Peat, Sand Brand Little Seed Store Soil pH Neutral Plant Form Seed Season of Interest Fall, Spring, Spring / Summer / Fall, Summer Type Flower Seeds Life Cycle Perennial Watering Medium Genus Mondorda Sunlight Full Sun, Partial Shade Features Cold Resistant, Draught Resistant, Edible, Fast Growing, Flowering, Open-Pollinating, Potted Cultivating Difficulty Easy Country/Region of Manufacture United States Species Monarda fistulosa Item description from the seller A showy plant about three feet tall with rose colored blooms that are very fragrant with a scent of lemon, which attracts a lot of bumble bees, hummingbird moths, butterflies and honeybees. From the mint family. Not real picky about soil. Grows anywhere it can get 4 to 6 hrs of sun a day. Medium water but will tolerate some drought. Does better with a little spotty shade through the day. Used in tea's, potpourri, dried flower arrangements. Also, a real medicinal plant that treats infections. The antiseptic THYMOL comes from Bee Balm Flowers, used in common mouthwash. Also treats gum diseases and throat infections. 300+Quality seeds. Thank You! Mondorda fistulosa. Perennial. Full sun / P. sun. Spring, soil temp of 70F+. SOW on surface 6" apart (press into soil, don't cover) Keep moist. Germination 21-28 days. Thin to 18". Height 36" x 18" Wide. Medium water. Flowers are rose colored. Blooms mid-summer through fall.