One of the many blessings from a home garden is having fresh herbs readily available. This year I have three kinds of basil.
I planted sweet basil from seeds.

I purchased a bush basil plant at a farmer’s market.

My neighbor gave me a lettuce basil plant.

Basil is nice with any tomato dish. Diced cucumbers and tomatoes with basil is a quick and easy salad. Tear the fresh basil leaves into pieces and add to the cucumbers and tomatoes with salt to taste.
Basil is also nice in soups. I found a couple of good recipes online.
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How awesome to have three kinds of basil straight out of your garden!