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“I was wandering through my local Whole Foods Market the other day, when some beautiful basil plants caught my eye. They were fresh, tall and full, and…… well like I said, just plain beautiful.
They were priced at $2.50 (very reasonable for those of you using different currencies) each and I quickly snatched up a couple and tossed them in my basket. My heart skipped a few beats because I knew exactly what I was going to do once I got home………
I cut up the plant into little pieces! What in the world?
…………… I bet that some of you don’t know that basil is very easily propagated. Yes, if you cut it up correctly, you can get a bunch (I got twelve!) of lovely basil plants for your spring/summer enjoyment, out of just one plant. Check it out to see step-by-step instructions…”
