Basil plant care outdoors

Basil is a delightful kitchen herb with a sweetly spicy flavor, fast growth, and easy cultivation. But should it be allowed to flower? Find out now.

There are a number of supposed basil companion plants that it grows well with, but WHY are they good ones? I put together the data from research studies, so you don't have to.

Growing basil is easy. The plants perform equally well in outdoor pots and containers, or the garden. You can even grow it indoors in winter. Learn all you need to know about how to care for basil in this detailed guide. Includes information about different types (Genovese, Thai, Holy, sweet, lemon, purple, cinnamon), where to grow, and how and when to plant it. Plus tips for soil, fertilizer, sun, water, pruning, flowers, propagation (from clippings or seed), harvesting, diseases, and more!

Did you recently start growing basil to use while cooking, or for certain herbal scents in your home? If so, it's important to understand the proper watering schedule so you don't over-water or under-water this picky plant. In this article, gardening expert Taylor Sievers examines a proper watering schedule for Basil.

Find out how to grow basil from seed in a pot indoors or outside as well as how to grow basil from cuttings and tips on how to water basil.

Are wondering what the best basil companion plants are for your garden? Here's what you should plant with basil- and what should be kept away!

Here are the causes and solutions to why is my basil plant drooping and wilting. Basil is not likely to be affected by the sort of pests that infest tomatoes

Growing basil all season long is easy with these tips on planting, growing and harvesting homegrown basil.

Figuring out how often to water basil can be a challenge for beginner gardeners. Maintaining the ideal frequency can mean the difference between a healthy, productive basil plant and one that is wilting, discolored, and suffering. In this article you'll find easy gardening tips that you need to know when it comes to watering basil, including how much water to use, how often to add it, and what signs to watch for to prevent both over- and underwatering.