"Put it into water, grow roots, and then plant more basil." Gardener shares surprisingly simple trick for growing basil with ...

Any green which who finds themselves with a brown thumb will want a little help growing the most commonly used magical herbs.

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Do you know the secret to growing a year's worth of basil from a small plant purchased at the grocery store? I didn't, which is why I was thrilled to stumble across this video that shared how simple - ...

A budget-friendly way to produce the same impact is by growing flowers from seed. Seed packets are typically sold at a lower price point than live plants, and many varieties grow during the season ...

But fresh basil bought from the supermarket, either growing in a pot or already chopped and bagged, can often be quickly used up, leaving you constantly having to replenish your supply.

"Sprinkle some seeds in a sunny or partly shaded spot with moist, well-draining soil, and in no time, you’ll be rewarded with gorgeous blooms," he says. Herbs add fragrance and flowers to the garden.

How to grow: basil will grow outside but does best in heat and sunshine, making it perfect for sowing in May and keeping indoors, either on a windowsill or in a greenhouse. Sow direct in pots or in ...