There is one plant that you should grow beside your tomatoes if you want to make them taste better, experts say.

Basil is one of the most beloved and widely used herbs in Italian cuisine, prized for its unmistakable, fresh and pungent ...

It’s also common for basil to experience root rot due to overwatering. Basil is an incredibly versatile herb. It can be used in many dishes, from salads to pasta or both, especially if you're ...

Lavender's height allows it to shield beans and peas from wind and sun while also protecting the plants from powdery mildew and root rot ... lavender," says Betz. Basil (Ocimum basilicum ...

By Jackie BantleSASKATCHEWAN PERENNIAL SOCIETYIn gardening, a transplant is a plant that is moved from one location to ...

Some examples of compatible plantings are: Summer Squash (including Zucchini): Beans, corn, peas, radishes Tomatoes: Basil and other herbs ... which can cause root rot. Water the roots, not the leaves ...

Want to grow your own vegetables but don’t want to spend a fortune on fancy raised beds? You’re not alone! Many gardeners love the idea of raised beds because they make gardening easier—better ...

Basil can be transplanted and will do well for a while ... There is a direct correlation between soil and root ratio and how often your herbs will need to be watered. If the plant is rootbound, there ...

Alternatively, you can place them on a wet paper towel and cover them with plastic wrap for a few days until their first root ...

Across town, as Liberal Leader Mettam made her pitch, it was high-profile Churchlands candidate Basil Zempilas front and centre. Even a year-and-a-half on from leaving the top job, McGowan's ...