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Description

Exotic Basil is quite aromatic with flavors somewhat reminiscent of mint, cloves and licorice mixed together. It is important to note basil is the most tender herb. It will turn brown at 45 to 50 degree F or lower.

There are about 60 varieties of this stocky plant, which can grow to be 8 inches to 2 feet.

Available Evergreen Exotic Basil


  • Cinnamon Basil
  • Opal Basil
  • Purple Ruffle Basil
  • Thai Basil

    Serving Ideas

    Basil is the quintessential herb for seasoning tomatoes. It goes well with garlic, onions and olives, and is used to liven up pasta, salads, eggs, cheeses, vegetables, fish, seafood, fowl and pork.

    The stems and leaves of the basil plant impart a subtle taste to cooking oil. Although basil does not go well with vinegar or other herbs, it blends perfectly with olive oil and lemon. Never simmer it, at its essence is highly volatile. Add it at the end of the cooking process.

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