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I have started collect the basil seeds, when before it flowers i take the seeds off the stems and store them in baggies, i have not notices any other seeds on the other herbs and i am confused on how to get them to grow next year so i do not have to buy the plants again, any advice?

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My husband loves for me to use the herb/plant, Epasote when cooking. It is used a lot in Hidalgo, Mexico where he is from. The only thing is the epasote comes from our garden, not from the store and we are gonna move. I would like to buy some seeds to grow this plant in at my new home, but I don’t know what it is in English.
Can anyone tell me what Epasote or Hepasote is in English?

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i would like to know where could i get a collection of seeds to plant that include vegetables,fruits and herbs.

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I have a small balcony. I want to plant useful and practical plants that take little maintenance. I’ve already got sage, chives, shallots and some mint seedlings sprouting. I’ve got tomato seeds, but I’m worried they might want to climb there’s not much room. I’m planning on planting some chillies as well. What plants would be quite low maintenance but used alot in cooking? I’m after stuff I can use alot but still enjoy nurturing.

Thanks !
I think garden was a bad word. It’s more like little pot plants, but I can get large planters as well…so sorta like a garden…

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To my understanding Organic is "healthier" which is what I am leaning towards, but then when I look at the Heritage and Heirloom descriptions on google, they throw in the word organic here and there. It is confusing.

Your clarification is appreciated, thank you!

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