
It's annual basil death week in my house.
No matter how much love, water, care and affection I lavish on my favourite herb it always dies in October.
Last year's plant had gotten so big it had BARK.
October came, and boom! - it was just twigs in a pot.
This years plant has a few wilted leaves left, but I can feel it rebuking me every morning.
Any basil resurrection tips anyone?

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Snap, and after a couple of months I find mine doesn't even taste nice anymore. It's a though it has lost its delicate flavour and is half-way to mint. But maybe that's my lack of ability with plants.
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ReplyDeleteMy basil could take your basil down this year Maire. (baby's got bark - oh yeah!) It's all bolted by now and tastes a bit like boot leather doused in "Old Spice" but it's still a B-E-A-S-T.
moving to tuscany?
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