About Thai Sweet, seeds
Delightful clove-licorice flavor. Ideal as a potted herb, garden plant, or in a flower arrangement. 2” leaves. Sow weekly through July once the soil has warmed up. 63 days.
About Basil, Thai
Anise-flavored leaves on purple-burgundy stems. Purple and magenta flowers. Used in pho, pad kra pao, spring rolls, pad kee mao (drunken noodles), and Thai coconut curry. Remove flowers for best-tasting leaves, or keep them to feed the bees and butterflies. These non-hardy perennials are native to sunny, warm climates and will not withstand frost. Water regularly and provide good drainage. Don’t plant outdoors until late May. It is a good idea to vary where you plant your basil each year. Basil is susceptible to fungal diseases that accumulate in soil over time. Rotate your crops!
