53 results for "purple basil seeds" between $1.00 and $25.00

This striking beauty is both a distinctive ornamental and a delectable herb. It has very large, dark, shiny purple leaves which are fringed. Plants grow 18-24" tall and wide and produce attractive reddish-purple herb garden. Aromatic leaves can be used, fresh or dried, to flavor vinegar, soups, stews, salads and Italian recipes.

1962 All-America Selections Winner! 75 days. Ocimum basilicum. Annual. Plant produces beautiful deep purple leaves. Very fragrant and tasty. Used as a garnish, in salads, and to make flavored vinegars. Good type for drying. Plant Height: 24" tall. pk/100 40004 80% 09/11 Sunlight: Partial Shade Planting Instructions: Plant seeds ¼" deep. Soil Facts: Requires a well prepared soil. Use general purpose fertilizer when preparing soil. Germination: 12-18 days Tips: Use Herbs Alive and RootBlast for larger...

Native to Tanzania and the Zanzibar archipelago. Grow as an annual or protect from frost. This is a handsome, upright African bush basil with aromatic, glossy leaves and upright, purple flowers. I have not been able to identify it to species. 50 Seeds/pkt, open pollinated

Sun to part sun. 24"H. Summer annual. 100 seeds in a pack. Plant seeds directly in hte garden or start indoors for an earlier start. Soil Blockers: use small blocker. Plant after last danger of frost has past and the soil has begun to warm, typically a couple weks past last frost date. Cover seed lightly. 5-10 days to germinate. Harvest for bouquets as the flower heads begin to develop. Harvest stems at the base of the stem for a whole season of re-growth. This will produce multiple new...

Holy Basil (tulsi) Seed - 4 Oz (Item #: BW6492) Plant description: Tulsi is native to India, where it often graces shrines and homes as an aromatic perennial shrub. Tulsi is grown as an annual herb in temperate climates. The tulsi plant is pleasing to the eye, with an upright, open and branching form. The fragrance of the leaves is also quite attractive-spicy and complex, often resembling clove. The taste is excellent, especially when the dried leaves are brewed into tea. The flowers of purple or...

If you can't get enough basil, then this mix is for you! Our custom blend of green and purple, and sweet and spicy varieties. Very ornamental and tasty! Makes for a beautiful and slightly different pesto. We have chosen productive and easy to grow varieties. Approximately 400 seeds/Pkg.

If you can't get enough basil, then this mix is for you! Our custom blend of green and purple, and sweet and spicy varieties. Very ornamental and tasty! Makes for a beautiful and slightly different pesto. We have chosen productive and easy to grow varieties. Approximately 400 seeds/Pkg.

this particular poster represents a compilation of weekly drawings of my tomato, basil, and marigold crops from seed to harvest, an homage to the summer of 2009! the season that many of us, myself included, [re]learned to grow our own food and [re]appreciate the time, care, and energy that goes into everything we eat. these posters of my original artwork are printed to order by my favorite digital printing house here in portland, oregon. although pricier than my offset printed offerings, printing...

90 days. Ocimum sanctum. Annual. Plant produces good yields of slender basil leaves. Plant has hairy purple stems, green leaves, and purple flowers. Leaves have a musky scent and hint of mint. Medicinal used for digestive disorders. Also used in male and female tonics. Used by Hindus. Also known as Kaprao in Thailand and Tulsi in India. Plant Height: 24" tall. pk/100 Sunlight: Partial Shade Planting Instructions: Plant seeds ¼" deep. Soil Facts: Requires a well prepared soil. Use general purpose...

Growing 4-5 feet tall with deep purple stalks, leaves and flowers, Purple Majesty is absolutely stunning. An All-America Selections Winner. Packet is 15 seeds.

Basil will grow in average soil, with full sun to partial shade. Likes warm weather and cannot withstand frost, as it will show cold damage such as blackened leaves when exposed to cool temperatures below 50º. Store above 50º after harvested. A woody, branching plant, basil is a warm-weather annual that grows very fast in 80- to 90-degree weather. Three or four plants yield plenty of fresh basil for a family of four. To make and freeze a winter's supply of pesto, plant a dozen or more. Many...

The meditational qualities of Holy Basil and Patchouli, when ground and made into a tea or a smoke, are widely popular amidst Sadhus (mendicants) and is used used for enhancing the dreams, meditations and calming the spirit.Holy basil originates in the tropical parts of Asia, but its distribution has been expanded by humans to many tropical regions of the world. It is a highly sacred plant in Hindu religion where it is dedicated to Vishnu. It has a sweet clove-like fragrance. Because of its holiness...

A delightful cheese jam made of purple basil with citrus undertones.

Dark Opal : Purple-leaf type. Plants grow up to 60cm high. Attractive and aromatic, with light pink flowers. Good for ornamental and cooking purpose. Can be used for sprouts and microgreens.

Growing: Basil is a frost sensitive summer crop that should be planted after danger of frost has passed and gathered before even the lightest frost arrives in the fall. It can be easily direct seeded into the herb garden, but transplants well for earlier harvest or in short season locations. It likes fertile soil, full sun and is very heat, but not drought tolerant. Plant Seeds: 1/4" deep with 2-4" between seeds, in rows 18-24" apart. Soil Temp: 65-85?F. Days to Emergence: 7-14. Thin to/Mature Plant...

The history of the plant in South Asia is closely linked with folklore and mythology. It represents Vishnupriya or Beloved of Vishnu, since it is believed to be the embodiment of the goddess Lakshmi, the spouse of Vishnu. What is apparent is that it has been valued and cultivated since ancient times in India as an intimate link between the household and the spiritual world.

Sacred Basil is a distinctly fragrant variety with crisp leaves and a hint of clove; a very cooling flavor in summer salads. Better adapted to cooler climates than other basil, it resists the late spring frosts that blacken most. This variety is an excellent pollen and nectar source for bees. Commonly used as an herbal tea ingredient. Seeds are certified organic.