Name: Cinnamon basil
SKU: 4779018398886
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Cinnamon basil

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Latin title: Ocimum basilicum.

Product code: 4779018398886 Category: Herb seeds.

From 0.90 €

Quantity of seeds: 1 g
Quantity of seeds: 5 g

This is annual spice plant and also it is melliferous.

Grown outdoors, in balconies and on the windowsill.

Very fragrant leaves have taste of cinnamon and basil.

Fresh and dried herbs are used for adding flavour to soups, meat, fish dishes, marinades and drinks.

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Additional information

Quantity of seeds	1 g, 5 g
Quantity of seeds 1 g	700–800
Plant height, cm	35
Seasonality	Annuals
Sowing	III–IV
Sowing depth, cm	0.5
Transplantation	V–VI
Distances, cm	30×30
Harvest	VII–IX

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