African Blue Basil
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- AFRICAN BLUE BAIL is the #1 way to attract bees to your garden! Join Glenna, your friendly gardening guru, as she dives into the wonderful world of African blue basil. Discover why this vibrant plant is nature's bee magnet and the perfect addition to your garden!
In this video, Glenna shares her expert tips on why African blue basil is the ultimate plant for attracting bees. From its non-stop blooming period to its irresistible fragrance and stunning purple hues, this perennial herb will have your garden buzzing with activity all season long.
African blue basil flowers, like many other flowering plants, possess traits that attract bees. These traits include its color, scent, nectar, shape, and structure.
Learn how to care for African blue basil, including pruning techniques and ideal growing conditions, to ensure your garden remains a haven for bees year after year.
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Thanks for the comment & the thought!😊
Glenda I Just joined or subscribed and how found you is that I ordered the plant on amazon and at first did not know if it will live..in pot but now standing up and in full sun still in pots..I do want to do some cuttings and make more so I can place in other spots..when do you think is best time to cut and can you do a video on how to do this?:..Patricia
@@rooteddinfaithjourney THANK YOU FOR SUBSCRIBING! 😊 African Blue Basil is truly an amazing plant! I will work on a video this week about how to propagate African blue basil. Do you grow in hydroponics? Just wondering since that’s a great way to propagate basil.🌿 Again, thanks for the comment! 👩🌾
@@GrowingwithGlenna well i have aerogradens that i have and have grown in but mostly would like them to get big..I guess i can start them in water for a bit and then plant in dirt..to be honest the plants i ordered..I did from amazon and at first they struggled but are slowing coming around..they do not look purple at base of stem close to ground but futher up they look like there will be purple on stems..and have veins in leaves and the stem seem a little hairy?:..do you think it may be something else..I tried today to get some from nurseries but they not open but I did find a plant on etsy that says true african basil and ordered it..about $20..so hopefully if these 2 I already have are not true maybe this one will be
@@GrowingwithGlenna It is nice to meet you:)
@@rooteddinfaithjourney Same here! Sorry about the late reply…we had family impacted by Hurricane Beryl!
@@rooteddinfaithjourney Yes, the stem is a little hairy. No worries! 😉 I will video what the African Blue Basil should look like on the next video.