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Dragon's Head?

19 years ago

Has anyone here grown dragon's head before (Dracocephalum moldavica)? It's another new thing I decided to try this year. Supposed to have lemon-scented leaves that are good for tea, and I thought I read that you could cook with it. Another intriguing edible plant for me to try!

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crankyoldman
19 years ago
I grew it when I lived in northern Minnesota. It grew great on the east side of the house. I didn't know the leaves were good for tea, but the bees absolutely loved the flowers.
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