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Time Code
00:00 Intro
01:00 Basil Tour
03:45 Separating Basil
04:30 Planting Basil Plants

If you’re tired of hornworms munching your tomato plants down to sticks, this might be the easiest fix you’ve never tried. In this video, I’m showing you how a simple bunch of grocery store basil can act as a powerful natural defense for your tomatoes—and possibly stop the hornworm problem before it even starts.
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Hornworms come from moths that sneak into the garden and lay their eggs on tomato plants. Once those eggs hatch, the larvae (hornworms) can do serious damage in just a few days. But here’s where basil comes in: the strong scent of basil confuses those moths, making it harder for them to find your tomatoes and lay eggs in the first place. It’s a method that’s been around a long time in companion planting—and it really works!

But I’m taking it a step further: instead of buying basil starters from the garden center, I grabbed a live bunch of basil from the grocery store produce section—and guess what? You get way more plants for a lower price. With just a little care, those grocery store basil plants will root and thrive right next to your tomatoes. So not only are you saving your plants from pests, but you’re also saving money and getting fresh basil for your kitchen at the same time.

In this video, I’ll walk you through exactly how I separate and plant the grocery store basil, where to place it around your tomato plants, and why it works. Plus, I’ll talk about some of the other great benefits basil offers in the garden, like improving tomato flavor and attracting helpful pollinators.

If you’ve never tried this trick, now’s the time! It’s quick, affordable, and a great way to step up your organic gardening game. 🌿🍅