Ocimum basilicum 'Green Ruffles' Green Ruffles Basil |
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Ocimum basilicum 'Green Ruffles'
Green Ruffles Basil
Frost tender annual, Ht. 45 cm. Clusters of white flowers in summer. Large, bright green, textured, crinkled oval leaves that have a mild anise flavour. Culinary, use in salads, with fish and chicken dishes. Plants available May-July only. |
Aspect : Full Sun
Flower colour : White
Hardiness : Frost Tender
Type : Annual |
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PO05 |
Ocimum basilicum 'Green Ruffles' |
Seed (175) |
£1.70
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PO05 |
Ocimum basilicum 'Green Ruffles' (8cm pot out of stock) |
£3.50
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