Spicy Basil - Savory Flavor Kick

Spicy Basil is a must have windowsill plant for culinary enthusiasts and unique herb lovers. Differentiated by its jagged leaves and light green color, Spicy Basil is rare and delights you with its strong clove, citrus, and licorice aroma. Mediterranean and South Pacific cultures have used Spicy Basil for centuries, and its distinct flavor is easily acceptable for people who prefer only a small savory kick. 

Basil plants were first found in Asia, but eventually traveled along the ancient spice roads to Africa and the Mediterranean. Around the time of the 16th century European Renaissance, Basil made its way to North American shores.

Most people are unaware that ancient Greece pioneered and documented uses for basil in many customs, and influenced its popularity throughout the world. Spicy Basil is not your average herb - it's a flavor powerhouse! With notes of clove, citrus, camphor, licorice, and cinnamon, it adds a burst of diverse and delicious flavors to any dish. Its different varieties contain varying amounts of oils, making it a versatile and exciting ingredient.

Spicy Basil is just one among a plethora of vibrant basil plants, and its lively hue and irresistible scent are sure to make you take a deep whiff. Spicy Basil - the ultimate addition to your window sill. Elevate your dining experience with its savory flavor kick, guaranteed to awaken the senses and enhance the taste of any dish. Perfect for a romantic dinner or a lively gathering with loved ones.

This 3-inch Spicy Basil plant is perfect for your windowsill. Keep your basil looking fresh and healthy by regularly trimming the stems and leaves.

Looking to expand your windowsill plant collection? Consider transferring this Spicy Basil plant to a larger pot for optimal growth. Typically reaching heights of 24 to 36 inches in healthy conditions, basil plants thrive in full sun and warmer temperatures (around 70°F to 80°F). As temperatures start to drop, it's best to bring potted basil plants inside when they consistently hit 60°F or below.