Edible Gardening

Gardening Masterclass: Growing Mint & Basil



Mint and basil are popular culinary herbs, grown for their aromatic leaves for use in cuisines. On top of common basil and mint cultivars that we are familiar with, there are also many different cultivars with different aromas available for cultivation here in Singapore. These various cultivars add flavour, fragrance, and interest to cuisines.

Join Vicky in this masterclass as she shares with you on the wide range of basil and mint cultivars and tips on growing them in Singapore. Learn how to tackle the common problems that most growers might face and explore the various uses mint and basil!

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16 Comments

  1. Please consider running workshops on growing stevia. It will help HPB make their work easier too.

  2. Thanks for this informative video. Can i ask why are my basil stems turning woody? Even the young basil.

  3. This is so educational and fun at the same time! I would totally enjoy having classes with you guys!

  4. Egg shells should be broken down before addition. If not, it will take forever to get to the stage where it will benefit your plants. Try pulverising the dried shells and then adding some vinegar to it to break it down before use.

  5. I have a hard time planning Thai basil from seed. It was germinate but later going side way. What do I do wrong ? I live in San Francisco at first I germinate my seed in the kitchen in the top of the freezer. This is 3rd time I trito germinate

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