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Basil Sweet (Organic) Seeds
Ocimum basilicum
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Great flavour, most popular
A very popular basil with large sweet leaves. Used in a huge range of Mediterranean dishes. An essential for the windowsill.
Herbs are so easy – you don’t even need a garden! Just a few in pots on the patio or windowsill will add that little extra to a dish.
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Basil Sweet (Organic) Seeds
300 Seeds
Code: 14399
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Sow and grow indoors for all year round crops. Sow 0.5cm (¼") deep, in small pots of compost. Water well and place in a warm position. A temperature of 15-20°C (60-68°F) is ideal. Seedlings usually appear in 7-14 days. Grow on in cooler, but not cold conditions. For earlier outdoor crops, sow indoors March-May. Gradually accustom plants to outside conditions (avoid frosts), before planting out into warm, well-drained soil, 20cm (8") apart, during May-July. Alternatively, plants can be grown on a light windowsill. Or sow outdoors March-May for ease, where they are to crop, 0.5cm (¼") deep, directly into into finely-prepared, warm, well-drained soil, which has already been watered. Thin seedlings to 20cm (8") apart. For a continuous supply, make sowings at two to three week intervals. Harvest: Leaves are best picked immediately before use (outdoor crops from June).
Organically grown seed: Grown by dedicated farmers using strictly organic methods, the seeds have been approved by Organic Farmers and Growers Ltd.
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