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	Comments on: 3 reasons I grow Tulsi &#8211;  perennial sacred basil	</title>
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		By: Nanette		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I have this basil growing, but I didn&#039;t know it was tulsi! I was given a small scraggly plant after the floods in northern NSW last year. It kept dying back in the pot because firstly I was in too busy cleaning up to be thinking about gardening, and second, there was no garden anymore, just 3 feet of mud and silt.  I ended up just shoving it in the ground in a cleared space the bob cat had made because it felt awful to let it die. Now it&#039;s huge and beautiful, and as you say, a bee magnet. Thanks for the info about using it a tea, and helping me identify this .ovely hardy plant.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have this basil growing, but I didn&#8217;t know it was tulsi! I was given a small scraggly plant after the floods in northern NSW last year. It kept dying back in the pot because firstly I was in too busy cleaning up to be thinking about gardening, and second, there was no garden anymore, just 3 feet of mud and silt.  I ended up just shoving it in the ground in a cleared space the bob cat had made because it felt awful to let it die. Now it&#8217;s huge and beautiful, and as you say, a bee magnet. Thanks for the info about using it a tea, and helping me identify this .ovely hardy plant.</p>
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