LEMON MINT: A vigorous plant with a wonderful taste and aroma of lemons. Usually grown for a cut flower or as an interesting ornamental - the leaves and blossoms can be used in teas or potpourris. Easily started from seed, this non-invasive mint produces masses of pink-purple blossoms from July to late frost. Flowers can be dried also. Best to start in flats indoors and transplant in late May.  Cover the seeds only slightly - keep moist and warm till germination occurs. Best in full sun and average soil. Plants need space between each other for good air circulation.   50 seeds.    A154.    Sorry no seeds available for 2005/2006.