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'Red Rubin' Basil
 
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Description: Tall purple stalks produce dark purple leaves with lavender flowers.
Days To Maturity: NA
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Reviewed on 08/15/2008 by smurfette0424 -

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Planted one between pepper plants. Lovely, but not productive. Mild taste, not as flavorful as genovese or lemon, but still good. Worth growing again next year.
 
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