GRO URBAN CHERRY TOMATO & BASIL URBAN GARDEN SEED SQUARE IN SOUTH AFRICA

This classic, aromatically complimentary combo tastes just like an Italian summer. With the tomato plant growing at its own pace into a tall and sturdy stalk and the basil into a softer and bushier plant, it's no wonder they were a match made in alfresco heaven. Try growing them together with friends like mint or marigold and, depending on your preference, you might consider adding soy sauce or salt for extra flavour in your meal. Non-GMO cherry tomato and basil seeds encased in recycled paper and coffee grounds Makes growing your own veggies and herbs from scratch easier than ever Comes with a detailed guide on how to grow these seeds Handmade from 100% recycled materials  Video Play Video Gro-Urban is a pioneer of Square Foot Gardening in South Africa. Born from a passion for gardening, an awareness of food security, and a desire to make growing your own food accessible, easy, and even educational, their Square Foot Gardening approach is ideal for everyone, even those with limited outdoor space, wanting to grow ethically and organically. Prepared by hand, and made from non-GMO seeds, handmade paper, and recycled coffee grounds, Gro-Urban seed squares make urban gardening user-friendly and fun. Specifications Weight: 200g Dimensions: 31cm x 32.5cm x 0.4cm Cherry tomatoes: Variety: Gardener's Delight Lifespan: Annual Sun requirements: Full sun Climate: Warm & hot Germination: 4-7 days Harvest: 2-3 months Usable parts: Fruit Good companions: Asparagus, basil, beans, carrots, celery, chives, cucumbers, garlic, leeks, head lettuce, mint, parsley, peppers, radish Bad companions: Beetroot, broccoli, brussel sprouts, cauliflower, dill, fennel, onions, parsnip, peas, potatoes, rosemary Handy hints: Loves food & water, so continuously add compost and mulch. Try to keep a single stem plant Basil: Variety: Italian Large Leaf Lifespan: Annual Sun requirements: Full sun Climate: Warm Germination: 7-14 days Harvest: 3-6 months Usable parts: Leaves Good companions: Peppers, tomatoes, marigolds, parsley, lettuce Bad companions: None Handy hints: Pinch off flowering tips & harvest regularly for a bushier, high yielding plant