Frost and Basil Seeds

10 years ago

I was away for 2 days and we had our First frost while I was gone. My basil flowers are all brown now. Can I still save the seeds from them, or is it too late?

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remy_gw
10 years ago
You can still save the seeds if they were fully formed and ready to be harvested before the frost.
Remy
wally_1936
10 years ago
If the seeds were starting to dry you could leave them out and harvest them in the spring. They will stay in their pods.
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