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Lemon Balm

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Dec-18-12

Product Name: Lemon Balm,
Botanical Name : Melissa officinalis,
Product Description: Lemon Balm Large cut, Lemon Palm Crushed - Lemon Balm T.B.C. Lemon Palm Fine Cut- Lemon Balm Powder

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