You are buying two 2 live Sweet Thai Basil plants. These are not Sweet Thai Basil seeds. Two very nice, good sized plants, each 4 inches -7 inches tall - not leggy, not plugs, not seeds. Individually grown and shipped in 3.5 inch pots. The generous pot size offers you plants with a well developed root system, giving you a head start to maturity The flavor of Sweet Thai Basil is more stable under the high heat and extended cooking times of Asian foods Great for growing in containers, or in the garden Spicy Anise-clove like flavor and hearty aroma The Sweet Thai Basil plant, also known as Thai Basil or Asian Basil is a type of sweet basil native to Southeast Asia that has been cultivated to provide distinctive traits. Its flavor is more stable under high or extended cooking temperatures than that of other sweet basil varieties, making it the perfect basil choice for Asian cooking. Sweet Thai Basil has green 2" long leaves with a spicy, anise-clove flavor and a hearty aroma that compliments the hot spicy flavors of Asian cuisine. When flowering, it has attractive purple stems and blooms. Pick the leaves and use fresh or dried in Asian stir-fry dishes, any tomato dishes, pasta sauces, vegetables and soups. You can also use it in the garden as a companion plant to repel aphids, mites, and tomato hornworms. Place plants 12-18 inches apart in a partial sun area ( they can tolerate full sun if needed) It requires a rich well-draining soil with adequate watering ( basil does not need as much watering as other plants, just regular watering) On a growing plant, pinch out growing tips to encourage bushier plants and to delay flowering and seeds. Plants will grow 12 to 24 inches tall, and will supply you with fresh basil until frost. If you allow the flowers to grow and go to seed, your basil growth will stop, though the purple stemmed flowers and seeds are a great addition to dried flower arrangements. Plants will be shipped priority mail. We will watch the weather to see if shipping to your area is viable. Temps in the 20's and low 30's aren't good for live plants. If you order, we will ship quickly or be in touch. Shipping to continental US only.
Grow fresh Thai Basil in your indoor herb garden! An ingredient in many Thai, Vietnamese, and Cambodian dishes, including curry and pho, Thai basil has a sweet flavour evocative of anise, licorice, and clove. In addition to being a culinary hero, Thai basil’s rich purple stems and matte green leaves make it an excellent centrepiece for any windowsill. Click & Grow Thai Basil benefits: Aromatic Thai Basil + an indoor herb garden is the perfect addition to any home Basil is a great source of vitamins and antioxidants Growing basil is 100% hassle-free in your Click & Grow indoor herb garden You'll get a garden-to-plate experience from your own kitchen
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This lovely Sweet Thai Basil brings a spicy, anise-clove flavor and hearty aroma to your dishes. It's especially prized for Asian cooking as the flavor holds up under the high heat and extended cooking times of Asian foods. Basil is easy-to-grow, requires full sun, well-drained soil, and Sweet Thai Basil is also great grown in containers. Clovers Garden Sweet Thai Basil Plants: Two Large, Live plants – ready to grow, premium herb plants, 4” to 8” tall plants, in 4” pots Non-GMO, No Neonicotinoids – so you can grow fresh produce that’s healthy for your family and pollinators. 10x Root Development – robust plants with healthy roots that handle transplanting better and grow stronger right from the start. Gets you to a faster, more productive harvest. Grown in the Midwest – all plants are grown in the USA and we manage the entire process from seed to your doorstep. Fast, Priority Shipping and Careful Packaging – your plants arrive quickly in our exclusive, eco-friendly, 100% recyclable box designed to protect your plants and the planet. Plant in any US Zone – works in containers; small spaces, balconies, patios or large gardens. Treat as a tender annual in Zones 9 and colder. Container-friendly – herbs do well in pots, planters, and window boxes and their lovely foliage make them a great filler plant with blooming annuals. Season long harvest – most herb plants can be harvested all season, just snip off what you need and the plant will keep growing. Growing Requirements – requires full sun, average water and fertilization. Quick Start Planting Guide – created just for our customers, this copyrighted guide walks you through every gardening step from unboxing to planting. Third Generation, Family-Owned Small Business -- we’ve been helping gardeners since 1957 with established greenhouses right here in the Midwest. 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
Basil is a popular cooking herb that's easy to grow! You can root fresh basil to gift to others or simply to expand in your garden.
(Photograph copyright 2011 by Dan Routh) Plus some tarragon and a little Thai basil. Still-life of fresh herbs.
Why go all winter without delicious fresh basil? Learn how to propagate basil cuttings or seeds to enjoy it fresh in your best recipes all year round.
Thai Basil is a great and excellent source of vitamins and essential nutrients. There are a lot of other nutrients, vitamins and minerals present in Thai basil that are not listed here such as vitamin C and omega-3 fatty acid. Thai basil (Ocimum basilicum var. thyrsiflora) is a pleasant-smelling plant from the mint family. It has a rich history in Asia, from where Alexander the Great brought it to Greece, spreading it to Europe. The Latin name means “a scent fit for the king’s palace.” It is a gentle plant that takes some effort to grow but is wholly rewarding. Thai basil is a plant popular in Southeast Asia as a decorative plant and a flavoring in recipes. It can grow up to 1.5 feet and have blue, purple, or pink flowers. Yet, the Thai basil stem is always purple and square. That’s why it’s also called “purple Thai basil.” The leaves are shiny, narrow, and serrated. Thai basil seeds can be brown or black and are also known as “nutlets.” Take a 4-inch section of the stem before it blooms Take off the leaves from the bottom part of the stem Put the stem in a small container with enough water Place the container near a window Change the water daily When roots emerge, move the basil to a small pot Give Thai basil sandy, well-drained soil with 7 pH and at least 6 hours of sun each day. Space more plants at least 1 foot apart for small varieties and up to 3 feet for large ones. That is for air movement, which is vital to help Thai basil stay healthy; otherwise, they will make each other sick.
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Grow fresh Thai Basil in your indoor herb garden! An ingredient in many Thai, Vietnamese, and Cambodian dishes, including curry and pho, Thai basil has a sweet flavour evocative of anise, licorice, and clove. In addition to being a culinary hero, Thai basil’s rich purple stems and matte green leaves make it an excellent centrepiece for any windowsill. Click & Grow Thai Basil benefits: Aromatic Thai Basil + an indoor herb garden is the perfect addition to any home Basil is a great source of vitamins and antioxidants Growing basil is 100% hassle-free in your Click & Grow indoor herb garden You'll get a garden-to-plate experience from your own kitchen
Fresh flavors from our Culinary Herb Collection! 100% NON-GMO Seeds. Organic and/or Heirloom all Non-GMO seeds selected specifically for getting started with your Garden Tower® 2. Description Garden Tower® Project wants to make growing your own organic produce available no matter where you are or what your abilities. We have carefully curated these 100% NON-GMO Botanical Interest seeds to be an optimal Herb collection for use in your Garden Tower. We understand not everyone has room or land for an expansive garden. Growing these container varieties allows you to get optimum output in as little space as possible. Depending on availability we may need to substitute some seeds, but they still will be great for the Garden Tower® vertical container gardening and composting system. Happy and healthy gardening! Culinary Herb Seed Collection Basil Italian Genovese Org Basil Thai Sweet Thai Org Chives Common Cilantro/Coriander Santo Org Oregano Common Org Parsley Flat Leaf Org Rosemary Sage Broadleaf Org Thyme English Org Nasturtium Trailing Single Blend Each seed packet includes planting information, germination rates, light requirements and harvest tips. Learn More How to read a seed packet Sample Planting Plan Here is a sample planting plan for your tower.
Grow Heirloom Basil - Plant Thai Siam Queen Basil Seeds Large, lush green leaves contrast with square, purple stems and deep purple flowers. Grow Thai Siam Queen for its spicy aroma that is a cross between cinnamon and anise. Late flowering, resulting in high herb yields.
Trying to grow basil in your garden this season, but aren't sure when you should begin planting? Basil is a resilient herb, but planting at the proper time is critical. In this article, gardening expert Jenna Rich shares when you should be planting basil in your garden by hardiness zone and frost dates.
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Our Everleaf Thai Towers Basil Seedlings are well-rooted starter plants that come ready to transplant into your final container. The herb commonly known as Basil is widely used for its aroma, flavor, and visual appeal in both culinary and ornamental applications. Grow Everleaf Thai Tower Basil as a container product or in 3 - 4 inch pots for landscape use. Everleaf Thai Towers is an incredibly productive plant that has a vibrant Thai flavor and is very slow-bolting. In comparison to Sweet Thai, it has larger leaves, up to 2-3 inches, a taller, more productive plant habit, and it takes much longer to flower. The plants are very upright, with purple stems, and densely packed, dark green leaves that have a purple blush. The plant itself is beautiful, tidy, and towering. It has long, strong stems and profuse leaf production, making it excellent for both bunching and growing in pots. The aroma of Everleaf Thai Towers is similar to Sweet Thai, with a strong Thai/anise scent. When compared to Cinnamon Basil, its aroma is less sweet. Everleaf Thai Towers flowers/bolts 10-12 weeks later than standard Thai basil and grows to a height of 20-24 inches. ***Please understand that these are living plants. We try our very best to pack and ship the healthy plant as soon as we receive your order. The plant you will receive may be slightly different from the photos in the listing since no two plants are the same. Please notify us with photos of the package and plants right away if you receive a plant that is damaged more than the normal stress of shipping, as stated above. Thank you. Happy gardening, happy life! Carolina Lavender & Eucalyptus Farm
Date with A Scorpio & Rooted Rice Cooker Beet Thai Basil Risotto Ingredients: 1- 1 1/2 cup heaping cup Arborio Rice 2 cups Broth 1 cup coconut milk Salt to taste 2 tbsp butter ( I use plant based brands Melt, Miyoko’s, and Earth Balance, 1/4 cup extra virgin o
Grow fresh Basil in your indoor herb garden! This Basil Variety Mix allows you to grow fresh basil in your Click & Grow indoor garden. Spice up your homemade pesto with some new flavours! Contains the following: 3 x Basil plant pods 3 x Cinnamon Basil plant pods 3 x Thai Basil plant pods How to use: Insert plant pods into your smart garden and watch your herbs grow. Start harvesting in 30 - 40 days after planting and add to salads, smoothies, tea blends, pizza and sandwiches for that extra bite of health and flavour. Start harvesting stems once the leaves are of decent size. From every cut stem, two new shoots will appear! Click & Grow indoor gardening benefits: Enjoy clean healthy food - No herbicides, pesticides or other toxins in Click & Grow products Easiest to use smart indoor gardens, just add plant pods and the garden does all the work You'll get a garden-to-plate experience from your own kitchen
A well branched, erect, sweet Thai basil, Siam Queen reaches 30-40" in height. Sweet and spicy fresh leaves exude an anise overtone, while the dried leaves have a licorice basil aroma. The 3 to 4" leaves are much larger than standard basil. The compact inflorescences on top of the bright green plant make it ideal for ornamental gardens and patio container.
It is so easy to propagate basil. You can simply root the cuttings in water and turn one basil plant into many!
Basil is a delightful kitchen herb with a sweetly spicy flavor, fast growth, and easy cultivation. But should it be allowed to flower? Find out now.
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Thai Basil is a great and excellent source of vitamins and essential nutrients. There are a lot of other nutrients, vitamins and minerals present in Thai basil that are not listed here such as vitamin C and omega-3 fatty acid. Thai basil (Ocimum basilicum var. thyrsiflora) is a pleasant-smelling plant from the mint family. It has a rich history in Asia, from where Alexander the Great brought it to Greece, spreading it to Europe. The Latin name means “a scent fit for the king’s palace.” It is a gentle plant that takes some effort to grow but is wholly rewarding. Thai basil is a plant popular in Southeast Asia as a decorative plant and a flavoring in recipes. It can grow up to 1.5 feet and have blue, purple, or pink flowers. Yet, the Thai basil stem is always purple and square. That’s why it’s also called “purple Thai basil.” The leaves are shiny, narrow, and serrated. Thai basil seeds can be brown or black and are also known as “nutlets.” Take a 4-inch section of the stem before it blooms Take off the leaves from the bottom part of the stem Put the stem in a small container with enough water Place the container near a window Change the water daily When roots emerge, move the basil to a small pot Give Thai basil sandy, well-drained soil with 7 pH and at least 6 hours of sun each day. Space more plants at least 1 foot apart for small varieties and up to 3 feet for large ones. That is for air movement, which is vital to help Thai basil stay healthy; otherwise, they will make each other sick.
Sweet basil leaves are used in pesto and Italian food. Holy basil originates in India and Asia, is less common, and is used in Asian cuisine. Discover the differences between basil and a holy basil plant. Choose these or a variety like lemon basil or Thai basil for your garden. #holy #basil #sweet
With their lovely, purple-veined leaves on a shiny, lush, dark green background sprouting off purple stems, Thai basil plants are grown for their culinary and ornamental qualities. Read here for more
It’s easy to propagate basil and create more plants - for free! Come learn how to grow basil from cuttings and root them in water.
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Explore our Thai Basil variety "Licorice," a culinary delight renowned for its unique sweet flavor and aromatic leaves 🌿. Whether you're adding zest to your favorite dishes or cultivating a herb garden, Thai Basil "Licorice" is a must-have for chefs and gardeners alike. What's Included: Your purchase includes one healthy Thai Basil "Licorice" plant 🌱, ready to elevate your culinary creations and garden ambiance with its vibrant foliage and delightful scent. Key Features: Thai Basil "Licorice" offers a delightful sweet flavor with hints of anise, perfect for Thai and Vietnamese cuisines 🍜. This herb is easy to grow and thrives both indoors and outdoors, making it ideal for kitchen gardens or patio pots 🏡. Enjoy fresh-picked leaves in salads, stir-fries, and herbal teas, enhancing dishes with its distinct aroma and flavor profile 🥗. Low-maintenance and resilient, Thai Basil "Licorice" adapts well to various climates and requires moderate watering 💧. Harvest regularly to encourage bushy growth and continuous production of flavorful leaves 🌱.
