Ocimum basilicum
Thai Basil also know as Siam Queen


Thai Basil is also know as Sweet Basil or Asian Basil and the Thai name is bai horapa  Theses tropical  varieties of basil are referred to as "Thai Basil" are slightly sweeter in flavor and are more stable when cooked than the Mediterranean basil.

Seeds can be started indoors then transplanted to the garden in early spring.  Provide evenly moist, well-drained soil. Keep the flower buds nipped off to keep the plant putting energy into the leaves and not the flowers.

Basal can be easy to grow and preserve for later use.  It even has companion plantings.  Learn how to use it in many delicious recipes.  All in this little book for $3.99