I have some alive in the cold frame now.
/johnny
There are many different basils. You will probably want the classic basil used in Italian cooking, and at least one other kind. I say at least one, because basil is easily to start and makes attractive plants—I would grow a dozen kinds if I had the space. You can give away extra seedlings. The only thing you need to do once the plant is growing in its permanent place (they transplant readily) is keep snipping off the top so it does not form flowers and seeds, and so the plant will be bushier. The purple forms are fun to grow.
I have some hot peppers and cant seen to find a suitable hot sauce recipe. Could you help, please?
What word do we use now for a man who was born here and whose parents are of Mexican heritage but they are citizens just like he is. Is it okay to call him a Mexican-American? See, I think it was one of his Mexican heritage parents that taught him how to make that wonderful sauce. Or, do I just forget he is of Mexican lineage and never bring it up? He also speaks Spanish fluently.
My ancestors from both sides came from England. On my father's side, in the early 1800s, his grandfather or great grandfather married a full blood Choctaw woman when that tribe was headed to Oklahoma to the Choctaw reservation and they stopped in Arkansas for a while and that's how she came into the family. I'm 1/16 or 1/32 Choctaw, so maybe you should call me an Indian. Hussein, the so called president, has some negro blood so he is likely 1/2 negro and he's called a black not a half black, half white. Why is he not called white? Now, I'm totally confused.