Loose leaf lemongrass, harvested from the aromatic blades of Cymbopogon citratus, is prized for its bright, citrusy fragrance and wide range of uses. Traditionally enjoyed as an uplifting herbal tea, lemongrass can be steeped on its own or blended with other botanicals to create refreshing, lemon-forward infusions. Its vibrant flavor also makes it an excellent addition to culinary dishes, lending a fresh citrus note to soups, broths, marinades, and homemade spice blends.
Beyond the kitchen, loose leaf lemongrass is valued in natural home and body care. It may be used in potpourri, herbal sachets, bath soaks, or DIY cleaning recipes for its clean, invigorating aroma. Many people also incorporate it into incense blends or simmering stovetop potpourri for gentle, fragrant home scenting.
Historically, lemongrass has been cultivated across Southeast Asia for centuries, where it played an important role in both cooking and traditional herbal practices. Its distinctive scent and versatility led to its spread through trade routes, eventually becoming a favorite herb worldwide for its refreshing character and ease of use.
Bright, aromatic, and adaptable, loose-leaf lemongrass offers a timeless botanical experience for tea lovers, crafters, and culinary creators alike.
 
Suggested Uses
Herbal Tea:
Steep 1–2 teaspoons of loose leaf lemongrass in hot water for a bright, citrusy infusion. Enjoy hot or iced.
Culinary Use:
Add to soups, broths, curry dishes, or homemade spice blends for a fresh lemon aroma and flavor.
Aromatic Blends:
Combine with other herbs for potpourri, herbal sachets, or stovetop simmering blends to refresh indoor spaces.
Bath & Body Care:
Use in DIY bath soaks, herbal bath bags, or natural skincare recipes for an uplifting scent.
Incense & Ritual Use:
Add to loose incense blends or burn over charcoal to create a clean, aromatic atmosphere.
Crafting:
Incorporate into candles, soaps, or homemade aromatherapy products for a natural citrus fragrance.
NtWt 2 oz resealable pouch