Lemongrass

SKU: HER21
Lemongrass

Plant Attributes

Container Friendly
Days to Maturity: 120-140
Full Sun
Approximate Seed Count: 100
Annual

Lemongrass

SKU: HER21
Regular price $2.00
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Cymbopogon citratus. Lemongrass is one of the herbs many people don't feel they can grow. However, lemongrass grows easily in containers or in-ground and will grow well even in places with shorter growing seasons. The plant is a tender perennial to zone 9. It can be cut and dried for teas, essential oil, or lemongrass soup. Leaves and stalk have a distinct but soft lemon flavor. Lemongrass essential oil is often used in cosmetics, body care, and aromatherapy. Leaves reach up to one meter long.

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Customer Reviews

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Tina
Lemongrass

Germination was quick but the plant does take a long time to get to full maturity. Start your seeds really early in the season. I love lemongrass. I grow lemongrass for tea. The scent and flavor is amazing

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Michelle
So far so good

I got good germination rates on the seeds I planted. They're slow growing but they do seem to be growing!

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Reyan
Grew Great

Grew great and survived longer into fall than I expected. Very strong lemongrass smell.

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Yani Gutierrez
Patience pays

The seeds do take time for germination. I was advised to sow the entire packet early spring, in a plastic gallon milk carton. Around 18 days later some sprouts began to appear. Transplanted later in containers and in ground. I will note that for my zone 10a, the leaves grew taller in the ground (just over 4 feet) than in a 10 gallon container (just under 2.75 feet). They have nice stalks that are half inch in size at the top, to one inch at the bottom, the leaves do brown more with our Texas afternoon sun, nothing a little shade cloth can't help. Easy to maintain, divide and re-plant for never ending harvests.

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Jodie Hall
4 Feet Tall Beauty

These are the best seeds! I've tried for many years to grow lemon grass from seed and have never been successful. This year I was determined to try again and I am so glad I did! I am now the proud plant Mom to a 4 foot tall beauty!

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