(Ocimum citriodorum) 'Pesto Perpetuo'
(Ocimum citriodorum) commonly called 'Pesto Perpetuo' Basil. The lime-green with a creamy marbled leaves will certainly be the conversation starter feature. 'Pesto Perpetuo' have a smaller, lime-green with creamy marbled leaves, form a dense upright pillar. When crushed, the leaves have a fragrance of a cross between Thai and Lemon basil. It is a non-flowering plant and you'd never have to worry about this plant bolting to seed. Culinary use: salads, soups, stews, sauces, or wraps. Cr. Google image