sabja seeds are from which plant African Blue Basil – Sarvodaya Institute

sabja seeds are from which plant African Blue Basil – Sarvodaya InstituteIf you've never heard of African blue basil, it's a hybrid variety created by crossing camphor basil and dark opal basil, it can be grown as a perennial in frost free areas. The foliage is a pretty blend of dark green and purple, the plants produce loads of purplish flowers that dont need to be removed because, unlike most basils, they dont go to seed. African blue basil is sterile and Pollinators love the flowers. This is a must for beekeepers, and

African blue basil is sterile and Pollinators love the flowers. This is a must for beekeepers, and is always buzzing with bees. Like other basil varieties, African basil likes soil amended with compost that is well drained. Plants form woody stems, this plant is frost tender and needs winter protection. The tasty leaves can be used in pesto, salads, pasta, cocktails or anywhere else you’d use basil.