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Organic Genovese Sweet Basil Herb 100 Seeds Review

Organic Genovese Sweet Basil Herb 100 Seeds
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I'm a gardener, and have planted many seeds which grow into beautiful plants.
So, I don't think I did anything wrong- water, temperature, ph and fertilizer were all considered, yet this basil DID NOT GERMINATE. Hirt's Oregano however, is growing strong.

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HERBS: Treat yourself to fresh herbs right from your garden! The difference when home grown is impressive! All are excellent for adding distinctive flavor to meat, and fish dishes, gravies, soups, salads and vegetables. They are fun to grow and make an attractive garden addition!
Genovese Sweet Basil. Ocimum basilicum
Perfect for pesto because of its concentrated flavor, the medium-large leaves have a fine, sweet fragrance. Spicy, edible flowers accent a salad. Tall, relatively uniform, slow to bolt. Sow 1-2 seeds per inch in garden when danger of frost has passed, or start indoors 4-6 weeks before last frost date. Requires warm conditions for germination and growth. Basils are very susceptible to cold soil and frosts. Harvesting tips. Pinch off flower heads to keep productive. Harvest leaves during season, entire plant first frost. Planting Depth: 1/4"-1/2"Soil Temp. for Germ.: 70-90 degrees FDays to Germ.: 6-12Plant Spacing: 8"-12"Days to Maturity: 65-75Full Sun to Part ShadeModerate WaterPack weight .170gms~ 100 seeds

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Common Sorrel Rumex Acetosa Seeds 450 Seeds Review

Common Sorrel Rumex Acetosa Seeds 450 Seeds
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Any of several varieties of a hardy perennial herb in the buckwheat family, all with some degree of acidity and sourness. Sorrel has a sharp, lemony taste. The most strongly flavored variety is garden or belleville sorrel, also called sour dock and sour grass. The mildest variety is dock sorrel (spinach dock or herb patience dock). As sorrel matures it becomes more acidic. Sorrel leaves are shaped like spinach leaves and range in color from pale to dark green. The leaves are very high in vitamin C and have many uses. Young, tender spring leaves can be used as a salad green, and are also used in cream of sorrel soup. Sorrel can be cooked like spinach, or mixed with cooked spinach or chard for a sharp, lemony flavor. Fresh leaves are used by some to soothe canker sores.


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This perennial is hardy to ten degrees. Once you have tasted sorrel you will find it hard to live without. Since it is so easy to grow you won't have to find out.

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200 Mugwort Seeds By Seed Needs Review

200 Mugwort Seeds By Seed Needs
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I got these seeds because I use this herb almost every day, plus I was told its a tough plant even in colder mid-west climates. They're still in the seedling stage, but they're doing good so far!

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Grows into a big bush the first year, flowers late summer. Medicinal: Leaves are a balancing tonic for menstrual and menopausal problems. Avg. 280,000 seeds/oz. Packet: 200 seeds.

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Seeds of Change S10702 Certified Organic Greek Oregano, 200 Seed Count Review

Seeds of Change S10702 Certified Organic Greek Oregano, 200 Seed Count
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They aren't grew yet, they have 7 days since they were plant.
Hope they grow in some days.
After that think every thing is going to be fine, just a little care and I will have plenty herbs for my kitchen.

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Greek Oregano Heirloom 12-18-inch. Hardy Perennial This is the spiciest and earliest producing variety of Oregano. It was known as Winter Marjoram in 18th century English gardens. Starts out small, but grows to be a good sized bush (2 x 4-feet.). It is a tender perennial with tiny flowers and an abundance of fragrant leaves for seasoning. Planting Depth: 1/8-feet Soil Temp. for Germ: 60-80-Degree F, day to Germ: 5-10 Plant Spacing: 18-20-inch, day to Maturity: 60-80 Full Sun Moderate Water

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Seeds of Change S10874 Certified Organic American Skullcap, 200 Seed Count Review

Seeds of Change S10874 Certified Organic American Skullcap, 200 Seed Count
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the packaging does look nice, alot better than the ziploc baggies they had before.. comes with growing instructions on the back. hope a few of em grow. will update with photos if they do grow.

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American Skullcap Medicinal 24-30-inch. Hardy Perennial Perennial with light purple flowers. A powerful medicinal, skullcap was passed on from Native Americans to early European settlers. Planting Depth: 1/8-inch Soil Temp. for Germ: 50-60-Degree F, day to Germ: 10-20 Plant Spacing: 12-inch 18-inchday to Maturity: 100-120 Full Sun Water Heavy, Needs Well Drained Soil

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AeroGrow AeroGarden 3 Review

AeroGrow AeroGarden 3
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Purchased this for my Mom as a birthday gift. The basil grows extremely well and produces an abundant supply. The chives are barely growing at all, and if you are only going to have 3 types of herbs, there are plenty of other more popular herbs they could have picked besides thyme.
Unlike the larger aerogardens, this one has been simplified and does not have different plant growing settings (lettuce, herbs, etc.). It also seems to be noisier than my Aerogarden classic (7 hole).
If you can afford the classic aerogarden with 6 or 7 holes, I would go with it. This model seems overpriced for how limited it is both by its 3 hole size and stripped down features.


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Good Morning America calls the AeroGrow AeroGarden, "One of the top new consumer products." The AeroGarden 3 lets you grow abundant herbs, greens, or vegetables for your family 365 days a year in the comfort of your kitchen. No gardening experience or even dirt is necessary. It\'s a mess-free, user-friendly, low-maintenance process that you don\'t need a green thumb to use. About the size of an everyday coffee maker, the AeroGarden 3 rests on your kitchen counter and fits into your décor. The AeroGarden 3 uses NASA-tested aeroponic technology to grow plants in water, nutrients, and air. Aeroponics is a dirt-free growing method in which plant roots are suspended in air within a highly oxygenated growing chamber with 100% humidity. The roots are bathed in ideal levels of nutrients, oxygen, and water, allowing the plants to grow significantly faster, become healthier, and have a higher nutrient content that plants grown in soil. With 3 pods in which to grow food, the Advanced Growing System with computerized Adaptive Growth Intelligence uses high-efficiency lighting and a quiet, low-maintenance chamber that provides more oxygen to the roots. All you have to do is add water, drop in the pre-seeded grow plugs, turn on the AeroGarden 3, and watch the plants grow in the 3 pods. The grow lights turn on and off automatically, and the computer reminds you via LCD display when to add water and nutrients. You can achieve up to 30% more plant growth. All plants are organically based and 100% natural. A Gourmet Herb Seed Kit and a grow bulb are included. The AeroGarden 3 measures 20 x 9.5 x 11 inches and is covered by a 1-year warranty.

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Seeds of Change S10848 Certified Organic Holy Basil, 200 Seed Count Review

Seeds of Change S10848 Certified Organic Holy Basil, 200 Seed Count
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The seeds i have are up and growing. I have confidence they will develop into a great source of new seeds to pass along and enjoy. They are extremely small and difficult to handle - if you want a hundred, you may want to purchase four packs to make sure you have enough seeds. They are as tiny as a speck. They seem to be very strong and hardy and even though i had a very hard time seeing if the seeds in my hand went into the
soil pockets- every pocket except two has at least one basil growing-but that was about 18 soil pockets for a hundred seeds. Part of this is to teach my child while he is young that he can grow plants and that some have a purpose to our bodies and earth. It doesnt take a huge amount of land to grow herbs and even a large pot will work for basil. We will make tea from these seeds and hopefully when he is older he will have a knowledge of creating from seeds.

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Holy 8-12-inch. A sacred herb of the Hindu religion. An excellent tea herb, but more highly valued as a companion plant and ornamental. Aromatic, fuzzy 2 inch leaves have an unusual scent, sometimes described as walnut, ripe bananas, or spice. Planting Depth: 1/8-inch 1/4-inch Soil Temp. 70-80-Degree F, day to Germ: 10-14 Plant Spacing: 6-8-inch, day to Maturity: 65-75 Full Sun Moderate Water

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1,000 Black Beauty Eggplant Seeds By Seed Needs Review

1,000 Black Beauty Eggplant Seeds By Seed Needs
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Sadly, my eggplant did not grow. I planted them on two different occasions and I never saw any plants. I was really looking forward to watching them grow and more importantly to eating them. Oh well.

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A favorite ingredient in Mediterranean-style cooking! The large, spreading, bushy plants bear 6 to 12 glossy, purple fruits per plant over a long season. Low in calories - only 20 per cup.

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Basil Purple Petra Certified Organic Seeds 300 Seeds Review

Basil Purple Petra Certified Organic Seeds 300 Seeds
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I have had my first plants of Purple Basil and they are simply delicious, and they grow perfectly next to tomatoes plants which make great combination at salads.


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Your tomato and pasta dishes will not only taste sweeter, they will look sweeter as well with this ornamental treat. Perfect for pesto or for use in salads and as an accent. An annual, warm season crop, plant Purple Petra Basil after the last chance of spring frost.

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Jawahar Bitter Gourd seed packet Review

Jawahar Bitter Gourd seed packet
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This product came with fast shipping and a decent price. The seeds still haven't sprouted yet after 3 weeks though. So I guess I'm not sure what I think yet.

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Cuisipro Herb Keeper Review

Cuisipro Herb Keeper
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At long last I've found a way to sustain my Cilantro habit. Every single time I go to the store, I buy at least one bunch of organic cilantro as I put it in everything. But more often than not, part of it turns black before I get to it and wrecks the whole bunch. At $1.50 per bunch, it adds up. Growing it myself did not work at all, so I've been on the look-out for a solution. And guess what? I found it. Cuisipro's Herb Keeper really works and I've yet to throw away yucky black cilantro, or any other herb, since I've started using it.
I was skeptical about this at first, mainly because it's plastic and I have a thing against plastic, plus I suspected it contained BPA since it's a hard clear plastic. However, a rep at Cuisipro assured me that it is SAN plastic and does not contain BPA. I do wish it were glass, but that is my only complaint.
I've tried all sorts of ways to prolong the life of fresh herbs, and this is the most effective I've found yet. It's clean and easy to manage. You just wash your herbs really well, pull out any browning or black stems or leaves, and place the stems in the container on the stick. You fill the bottom a with about two inches of water (I change mine at least every other day) and lower the stick down into the water. And voila! Just snip off what you need, when you need it.

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Keep herbs fresh in your kitchen and readily available with the Cuisipro Herb Keeper storage tool--perfectly sized for holding large grocery store or farm market sized bunches of herbs like rosemary, thyme, oregano and dill. It's also great for storing vegetables like asparagus and celery to help keep them fresh and crisp.
Like fresh flowers, herbs need fresh water, refrigeration and a little space to remain fresh, colorful and crisp. Herbs are stored in a removable tray with slots to hold herb stems, which are kept hydrated by water placed at the bottom of the container. The container's lid also lifts off easily for adding more water. The clear plastic container (BPA-free) measures 4-3/4 inches in diameter and 9-1/2 inches tall, and it conveniently fits in most refrigerator doors. Hand wash only.

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Fresh Thai basil - 16 oz (approx 30 stalks) Review

Fresh Thai basil - 16 oz (approx 30 stalks)
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I was a bit leary about ordering herbs on line - but for those of us who are looking for something specific, this really met the need. Fast delivery and very fresh!

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Thai basil, or "horapa" in Thai, has a unique flavor unlike other traditional basil such as Italian. The aroma is stronger, has a sweeter, peppery flavor slightly reminiscent of star anise, and it comes with hearty purple stems. Fresh basil is added to a variety of soups and curry, as well as a popular garnish to be eaten fresh. Vietnamese cooking uses this abundantly as well. We are pleased to offer a large bunch of fresh Thai basil which will arrive within 2 days after shipment, and we ship at the beginning of every week. The bunch weighs approximately 14 ounces, and has about 12 sprigs, each sprig with 25-30 leaves. This is a great deal considering the same basil is offered in a little plastic container at a local grocery store at $3.95 for one ounce. We ship fresh Thai basil via Priority Mail, quick delivery within 2-3 days straight to your mailbox. They are packaged well and should be refrigerated promptly.

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