The Garden by Channan Din
Basil Mixed Varieties Seeds
Basil Mixed Varieties Seeds
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Genuine Livingston® seeds — imported from the USA. Bred and selected in the United States and packed for The Garden by Chanan Din, Lahore. Non-GMO. Every lot is germination-tested here before it goes on sale.
Grow your own basil collection — one packet holding several kinds, green and purple, broad-leaved and fine, so you can find out which one you actually cook with before giving a whole bed to it. Ready to pick in around fifty days.
Growing guide & FAQs
Growing guide for Pakistan
- When to sow: February to April, and again in August to September, in the plains. Basil hates cold — it will not germinate below about 18 °C and a cold night will check it badly.
- Sowing: Sow 5 mm deep in trays or straight into a pot. It germinates in five to ten days in warm weather.
- Position: Full sun in spring and autumn; in the peak of May and June, give it some afternoon shade in Lahore or Multan.
- Water: Regular, at the root, in the morning. Wet leaves overnight invite fungal spotting.
- Pinching: The one thing that matters. Pinch out the growing tip above a pair of leaves as soon as the plant has four or five pairs, and keep pinching. An unpinched basil is a thin stem with a flower on top.
- Harvest: Take whole sprigs rather than single leaves, and remove flower buds the moment they appear — once it flowers, the leaf turns bitter.
Frequently asked questions
Will this grow in a pot?
Yes — basil is happiest in a pot. Allow about 6 inches (15 cm) per plant, give it morning sun, and pinch it often.
How many seeds are in the packet?
Enough for a home garden bed or a run of pots. Sow a few more than you need and keep the strongest seedlings.
Is the seed non-GMO?
Yes. Every variety in this range is non-GMO.
Do you deliver outside Lahore?
Yes — nationwide, cash on delivery available.
Germination-tested in Lahore before it reaches you, from a seed house trading since 1932. Browse the full imported seed collection or our winter vegetable seeds.
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