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broken-down seaweed with small leaves from several locations. Worried about salt? You can hose it off in the driveway first, but most people don’t bother. A. There are three reasons why basil ...

"This is especially true if the bottom leaves turn yellow first, and the yellowing ... also serve as a natural deterrent.

Q: I have a question about my basil plant, which I have been growing indoors. The leaves still look very healthy, and the stems are turning black (starting at the soil and traveling up ...

Q: The leaves on my basil plant have been eaten by something. There are holes in the middle of most leaves. Rona Balser, email A: The holes could be caused by slugs, snails or caterpillars.