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HAVE: Basil - Genovese

10 years ago

Growing Conditions

Use any rich, loose, well drained soil. Once plants are 15cm (6") tall, pinch out the growing tips to encourage really bushy growth prior to harvest. Watch for signs of flower buds forming in mid-summer, and pinch these off to promote more foliage.
Description

Genovese Basil variety is a sweet basil prized for its spicy flavor and wonderful aroma. Harvested from Garden in 2013. Tested for Germination.

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Comments (2)

Mommymagic
10 years ago
I love basil and would love to try to grow some. Let me know what you would like in exchange.
jsuttonii
Original Author
10 years ago
I'm looking for anything Edible, Open Pollinated Non-GMO :) I live in eastern Ohio, and really have just started seed trading, so anything really is good.

Email me your address and I'll get them sent out. I also have Dill, and Cilantro currently if your interested in those as well. All 2013 Organic and tested for germination, I've got them growing in pots indoors right now from seeds I planted a few weeks ago.

Thank you.
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