Fresh Bee Balm Flowers
USDA Certified 100% Organic
Scarlet Bee Balm (Monarda didyma) was used in Oswego tea, named after the indigenous Oswego people in present-day New York, who used it as an antiseptic, for stomach aches, and to treat sore throats. The tubular red flowers, which split into two lips at the end, form a roughly 2-3 inch cluster that resembles a beautifully colored water fountain, spraying from its center.
| Size | Price | Quantity | Whishlist | |
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| 30 Flowers | $12.00 |
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| 120 Flowers | $45.00 |
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Quick Facts
| Ingredients | Bee Balm Flowers |
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| Instructions | Whole fresh flower clusters make a show stopping garnish and individual flowers have a sweet citrusy mint flavor used in salads, jellies, and to season meats and vegetables. |
| Packaging | PLA clamshells and containers are fully compostable. |
| Did You Know? | Bee Balm is also often called Bergamot, as American Settlers used it as a substitute for Earl Grey tea (usually flavored with the oil from the Bergamot Orange) after the Boston Tea Party when English teas were unavailable. |
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