Basil- Everleaf Lemon

$4.50

*New 2025

An upgrade to the traditional Lemon Basil! This variety offers tight cylindrical branches growing 20-24” tall in a season. It flowers up to 8 weeks later than the standard lemon basil. Attractive, spreading silver-green plant with lemony aroma and flavor is great for potpourris, tea, chicken, fish, vegetables and herb vinegars. This native of northwestern India.

The key to getting a large basil plant is constantly cutting it. Every time you cut a basil stem; two more stems will start to grow in its place. Every year we start with a single stem basil plant and by the time October comes around it looks like a small shrub. So, get your scissors out and cut that basil!

Grown in 4” pot

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*New 2025

An upgrade to the traditional Lemon Basil! This variety offers tight cylindrical branches growing 20-24” tall in a season. It flowers up to 8 weeks later than the standard lemon basil. Attractive, spreading silver-green plant with lemony aroma and flavor is great for potpourris, tea, chicken, fish, vegetables and herb vinegars. This native of northwestern India.

The key to getting a large basil plant is constantly cutting it. Every time you cut a basil stem; two more stems will start to grow in its place. Every year we start with a single stem basil plant and by the time October comes around it looks like a small shrub. So, get your scissors out and cut that basil!

Grown in 4” pot

*New 2025

An upgrade to the traditional Lemon Basil! This variety offers tight cylindrical branches growing 20-24” tall in a season. It flowers up to 8 weeks later than the standard lemon basil. Attractive, spreading silver-green plant with lemony aroma and flavor is great for potpourris, tea, chicken, fish, vegetables and herb vinegars. This native of northwestern India.

The key to getting a large basil plant is constantly cutting it. Every time you cut a basil stem; two more stems will start to grow in its place. Every year we start with a single stem basil plant and by the time October comes around it looks like a small shrub. So, get your scissors out and cut that basil!

Grown in 4” pot