dyzzypyxxy said:Depends upon the variety of Basil, Greg. Some stay about a foot tall, and others for me get to nearly 3ft. But your shorter growing season won't have that happening, at least not this year.
Recommend you take a cutting or two and see if you can root them in water to start new plants. You can grow them on a sunny windowsill through the winter then harden them off for your garden in the spring. You'll even get to harvest some leaves for your scrambled eggs in the winter as well. Such a luxury.
Another question, as I can't see in this picture, but were there multiple Basil plants in the pot when you planted it? If so, they also might be strangling each other. I know how common it is to buy a 4in. pot of Basil with 5 or 6 plants in it, just to make it look attractive for the store. But if you get one of these, buy one with small enough plants that you can separate them and give each the space it deserves - about a foot apart is good for a vigorous grower like Basil.
woofie said:I agree that it looks like sun burn. Mostly I just wanted to say what an attractive planter that it! And I love what you did with the lattice and the PVC pipe frame. I may have to steal that idea.
Newyorkrita said:Does your plant look any better?
Weedwhacker said:Chickens are grown here, sent to China and then sent back??
woofie said:Not exactly. Here is the take on the subject of chickens and China from Snopes:
http://m.snopes.com/china-chic...