Greater Dallas Organic Garden Club
...digging in Dallas since 1993 Here's a great link by the University of Illinois.
https://web.extension.illinois.edu/herbs/basil.cfm
When you go to the link click on the name of the herb and you will get an image, description, culture, harvesting, use, and a lot of other useful information.
Here's a video about on Worm Basics featuring Heather Rinaldi of the The Texas Worm Ranch.
There's no need to purchase biodegradable seed starting pots. Here are two videos with great ideas on how to make your own pots.
Make your own pots from newspaper: https://youtu.be/7dlGQP81yfo
As organic gardeners our interests can also include replacing non-native invasive species in our gardens. Little by little we can contribute to preserving our natural areas by using alternative plants in our gardens. One of the most commonly used non-native invasive plants is the NANDINA domestica. There are variety of shrubs or trees that you can choose from to replace the non-native Nandina domestica in you garden. Check out this article to learn more:
https://www.gardenia.net/guide/native-plant-alternatives-to-nandina-domestica
