Moldavian Dragonhead Seeds

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Moldavian Dragonhead Seeds

Have You Tried Growing Moldavian Dragonhead?

Here’s a plant that deserves more attention—Moldavian Dragonhead. It’s not the most well-known herb, but once you grow it, you’ll wonder why more people aren’t talking about it. The flowers are a stunning purple-blue, and the leaves have a fresh, lemony scent that’s great for tea. Plus, bees absolutely love it, which is always a win for the garden.

It’s one of those plants that just gets on with it. Doesn’t need much fussing over, handles dry conditions well, and grows quickly. If you’re someone who forgets to water now and then, this one won’t hold a grudge.

Getting Started

• Best Time to Plant? Autumn or early spring if you’re in a warmer climate. If it’s cooler where you are, wait until late spring.
• Sun & Soil? Loves full sun and well-drained soil but won’t complain if it gets a bit of shade.
• How to Plant? Scatter seeds about 20cm apart, barely covering them with soil.
• Watering? Keep the soil moist while they’re sprouting (usually takes a week or two). Once they’re going strong, they don’t need much water.
• Harvesting? Snip some leaves when the plant is growing well—they make a great herbal tea with a light citrus flavour.

Get Started Today!

If you like easygoing plants that give back, Moldavian Dragonhead is worth trying. Whether you’re growing it for the bees, the tea, or just to add something different to your garden, you won’t be disappointed. Grab some seeds from Seeds Australia and see for yourself!