Bonnie Plants Sweet Basil Live Herb Plants - 4 Pack, Warm Season Annual, Italian & Asian Dishes

Nothing to dislike. All four came packaged in its own little house. Inside one box. All very healthy, large keaves, and pleasant smell. A tad dried out, but being summer time in my hot state, it was expected. I unpacked the plants, watered all well, and let them rest overnight I put all four in one large pot. They are growing well. I water daily.

The Basil plants were sent out without the same care as other plants I've gotten from Bonnie's. My suggested is to read the "most recent" reviews as well as the 1 and 2 star reviews. I've ordered Bonnie's plants before but this is the first time I've ordered Basil. Don't order the Basil plants. They are just too temperamental. I've ordered the Rosemary and also a four pack of Rosemary, Sage, Oregano and Thyme. These were very moist upon arrival and just needed a good watering and sunlight to bring them back. These Basil plants may not make it. First of all, they are about one third the size they show in the picture. Very skimpy and new looking. Each plant had 2-3 leaves and that is it. Very new and delicate. They were so dry that the dusty dry dirt shook out of their plastic containers into the box. I don't think they were roughed up, I just think that whoever is sending out the Basil is not taking the same care as the other plants. Basil needs a good watering and wrapped in plastic around the pot to keep the moisture in. Bonnie's should know this. The refund was easy though. Just go through the Chat Function.

These plants surpassed my expectations. They arrived in quickly and in great condition and looked healthy from the start. They transplanted easily.

The Bonnie Sweet Basil Herb Plants arrived in excellent condition—healthy, vigorous, and ready to thrive. UPS provided prompt and careful delivery. Each plant stood 6 to 8 inches tall, with vibrant green leaves, and was packaged in protective cups to ensure safe shipping. We placed them in our small greenhouses for later planting. My research confirmed Bonnie plants are non-GMO. I also purchased them last year and was impressed by their outstanding performance. When the plants begin to bloom, clip the buds to promote continued growth and ensure a steady supply of basil until frost. I allowed a few to flower for pollinators—an essential practice for any garden—and processed others by blending with extra virgin olive oil, freezing the mixture in ice cube trays, then transferring the cubes to storage containers for convenient use throughout the winter. Excellent company!

Beautiful and healthy plants!