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| bananachicken |
Posted - Apr 05 2012 : 6:55:59 PM
I have Lemon, Purple, Lime and Sweet Basil. I am pretty sure with mint, you have to be careful planting next to eachother if they are flavored. Does the same rule apply with Basil? I wanted to make a Basil container with them all together, but I don't want to cross them. Thanks! :)
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| rough start farmgirl |
Posted - Apr 09 2012 : 9:05:21 PM
cool! Thanks for letting me know. Did you subscribe to the topic? That is how you get notified of new postings.
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| bananachicken |
Posted - Apr 09 2012 : 5:58:11 PM
Sorry! I am not getting email prompts when I get a reply to a thread. I got the seeds at Home Depot actually. And I just picked up Apple Mint and Orange Mint. I would love to make tea out of the mints. Last year, I bought Purple Basil from a gal at the Farmer's Market who won Blue Ribbon for her herbs and it was so delicious! I made a Purple Basil Lemonade that I could've drank for days!! So, I really wanted to try to grow my own. :)
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| rough start farmgirl |
Posted - Apr 07 2012 : 3:28:54 PM
i have never heard of these! Where do you find them?
marianne |
| KathyC |
Posted - Apr 06 2012 : 10:28:26 AM
I think they would cross but if your not saving your seeds, would it matter. If you do save your seeds you might get something new, unusual, and yummy - go for it!
Kathy |
| FarmDream |
Posted - Apr 05 2012 : 8:25:16 PM
I don't know if they would cross. I grew Cinnamon Basil last spring. It smelled yummy.
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| MrsRooster |
Posted - Apr 05 2012 : 7:38:25 PM
Those sound really good. I have grown Pineapple sage in the past and thought that was pretty different. I will be interested to see if you can plant them together. Pineapple sage tastes like Juicy Fruit gum.
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