Sprinkle your seeds thinly (about 10 seeds per pot ... before potting up separately into small pots. Your basil can now be left indoors all summer or planted outside. Growing your basil outside?

This technique will allow you to have plenty of basil on hand over the summer months to use in several recipes that require ...

Why collect seeds? Nature will ensure that plants self-sow in order to perpetuate the species, but much more reliable results can be gained by collecting and sowing them yourself. You have control ...

We've gathered top tips from the experts, from sowing tips to harvesting techniques. First, you’ll need to grab some basil seeds and think about what you’ll be starting them in. You can start ...

Start the seeds indoors in a sunny windowsill or ... well-draining potting soil to ensure good drainage. Regular basil-harvesting encourages fresh growth. To harvest, snip leaves or stems as ...