So here is a picture of my regular sweet basil.
And this is the Mammoth Basil I decided to try this year.
I have 2 buckets of it growing and had had amazing results.
I'll be growing this again for sure!
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- ButterflyGarden
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I found the seeds on a boutique website that seems to be run by Burpee (although I didn't find the Mammoth Basil on Burpee's site).
[url]https://cooksgarden.com/[/url]
Here is the link to the mammoth:
[url]https://cooksgarden.com/herbs/basil/basil-mammoth-prod000027.html[/url]
It's been really prolific. The size seems to be normal. The description talks about using it to wrap chicken in. You could definitely do that with my plants.
[url]https://cooksgarden.com/[/url]
Here is the link to the mammoth:
[url]https://cooksgarden.com/herbs/basil/basil-mammoth-prod000027.html[/url]
It's been really prolific. The size seems to be normal. The description talks about using it to wrap chicken in. You could definitely do that with my plants.