(2 pack) Bonnie Plants Sweet Basil 19.3 oz.

Still growing great. Why buy basil in the produce department IF you have space for a plant too? Great price and the plant is still thriving after harvesting leaves at least twice. Saving up to make pesto next! Also a great companion plant for tomatoes to keep horn worms at bay!

Love Bonnie plants %26 love Basil even more. It is such a great companion to our other garden plants. This one is has been in the warm house waiting out bad weather for over a week %26 is perky %26 healthy. We even snipped a few leaves to go with pasta, the other night. Always happy to have some Basil ready for use.

I was pleasantly surprised with the healthy bushy plants I picked up. They have continued to survive thru 2 transplants which I am grateful for. The leaves were lush and deep green and I honestly don't think I couldve chosen better myself which is a awesome surprise for me to say. I now have them planted in the tomatoe plant containers as the perfect companion plants as their pungent scent is very undesirable to most pests therefore stopping a pest issue right off. I definitely recommend this item and Walmarts pickup associates quality choice item I didn't even need to get out of my car to buy!

BONNIE USUALLY HAS GOOD PLANTS. I BOUGHT THIS LAST YEAR AND IT GREW VERY NICELY. I JUST PLANTED, SO IT'S ONLY HAD A DAY. I DON'T THINK IT GREW THAT MUCH YET.

I was a little concerned these 4 may not make it, but i have replanted them, fed them some blood meal and they are thriving and huge, have already harvested a bunch of leaves to dehydrate

Great choices by picker, solid fast growing plants , after topping and replanting they are doing really well in some ocean forest. I slap these bad bois out on the deck tables and the bugs hate it.

The plant could have been a little bigger. I went to the grocery store earlier today and they had a lot nicer one for the same price. Some of the leaves on this one are starting to turn and had some dead ones underneath. But it's still a nice plant

It's too gangly. It should have been, and I will need to do, pinched back. Many of the leaves will need to be discarded. The root system is great! Basil is hardy and will rebound with care. As with most plants, it's best to select your plants yourself.

Plant is extremely small (about 2 inches tall, too limp to tell) and arrived laying totally limp in a completely dry container. Doubtful that it will survive. I wish I was able to do my own shopping, as if this is all that was avaliable, I would have gone elsewhere.

I have many plants and both of these plants continued to deteriorate from day one. I put them together and they did not seem happy. The smaller one died first but the e larger one was soon after. Caution if you buy plants in the fall, even in Florida. I waited until better weather to try plants AGAIN.