No special scissors needed for tender
plants like basil, just pinch off the tops of the stems with your fingers (being careful not to tug on the plant and dislodge the roots).
Not exact matches
I just got a little organic
basil plant at the grocery for
like $ 2.
Here Im thinking what soup can I make:) Love
basil this year my daugther bring me others
basil plants like mini
basil.
It wasn't that I was unsuccessful, more
like unaware that if you
plant 3 watermelon
plants and 3 cantaloupe
plants they will take over your entire garden in a creepy, crawly, sort of way and kill off your
basil, cauliflower, and chives.
My «4 sprigs» was more
like «4 giant
basil plants.»
When we refer to herbs, we almost always mean fresh leafy green parts of selected
plants like oregano,
basil or coriander.
Last I looked, it was,
like, July, and then suddenly I notice the paper calendar that hangs in front of me all day long, and it's the end of August, and Labor Day is this weekend (and I've forgotten to ask for a few days off from work to extend the holiday, dirrr), and the sun is setting by 8:30 pm, and the
basil plants are looking
like they're past ready to be made into pesto for the winter.
My
basil plant isn't quite big enough to harvest a mother load of leaves
like this (and this was only 1/3 of the bag I bought) with out assaulting it so I was thrilled to find this.
It also stretches to give your
plants a max grow height of 24 inches, the high end of grow height options, which is helpful for taller
plants like trellised tomatoes or mature
basil plants.
The round, often pointed leaves of the
basil plant looks a lot
like peppermint to which it is related.
Most of the time I go right on growing tomatoes and
basil and broccoli simply because they are good, we
like them, I'm determined to figure out the right
planting time for cole crops, and broccoli attracts hordes of green looper caterpillars that throw Lily's chickens into paroxysms of chicken joy.
There are a variety of
basil plants but the best
basil plants to use are the fragrant
basil varieties
like the lemon and cinnamon kind.
Try herb
plants with larger leaves
like basil, sorrel or sage - and the bigger the better.
Plant herbs that enjoy free - draining soil, such as thyme, near the top of the pyramid, and herbs that
like more water, such as mint and
basil, at the bottom.
Choose wisely While rosemary, mint, sage,
basil and coriander are a good starting point, you really want to
plant the herbs you
like to cook with on a regular basis.