Growing basil from seed is an easy, budget-friendly way to enjoy plenty of this herb's flavorful leaves. Growing basil from seed in early spring is a great way to get a jump on your summer garden.

If you're a food lover, it can be hard to imagine a good meal without the intoxicating pops of concentrated flavor that only ...

As the warm weather arrives, the urge for summer recipes comes with it, and there's no better ingredient to use than basil ...

Don't try to push it; basil absolutely doesn't like the cold and will struggle or die. You can start seeds indoors under grow lights about four to six weeks before the last expected frost.

(Betty Cahill, Special to The Denver Post) Sowing the seeds directly into your garden beds or containers is the easiest method to start basil and plant enough for several dishes all summer long ...

This popular garden herb is a great choice, but is it really such a bad thing if it flowers? Here's what the experts say.

“The most important thing with basil is you don’t want it to go to seed,” Wyenandt says. “If you allow it to produce flowers, it’ll put off the chemistry of the plant, which will affect ...

Sow the seeds in trays of seed compost around half ... of having heated propagation benches in a warm greenhouse. To grow Thai basil from cuttings is a fairly simple process and a good way to ...

With the last frosts now behind us, May is the ideal time to sow vegetables for a summer harvest. So, to inspire you, here ...

This seed pack features 10 lettuce types ... Back to the Roots Kitchen Herb Garden This gardening kit simplifies the process of growing basil, so you can start cooking with your harvested herbs ...

I don’t recommend starting rosemary from seed, but I definitely recommend growing them ... it’s important to know where to cut. Basil should always be cut at the stem just above a set of ...