Thai basil

[jimbojet]

Hi All,

The lttle Lady has found the perfect way to grow your own Thai basil. After very little sucess with seed she brought a plant from a supermarket.
Cuttings were taken and left in a glass of water on the windowsill for 2 weeks and became coverd in very healthy roots, then transplanted to pots kept on the patio.
Hope this helps, she is over the moon...

P.s we tried to attach a photo but its too big, if we can find a way of making it smaller we will.

[the_link]

I use PowerPoint. Insert picture (not open) and right click on the image and Save as Picture.

Don't worry what the image looks like in PowerPoint. You may just see part of the image. It will be fine once you've saved it.

[9851colle]

You can also crop the immage in PowerPoint.

[the_link]

Really no need, Colle, if you just require to decrease the file size. For example, a 1mb photo will reduce to around 300kb once saved through PowerPoint.

[9851colle]

Everyday is a school day. When i make presentations in PowerPoint I always crop the pictures to make them the same size a what i require.

[fish]

Pixresizer will easily resize photos in one click and it's free.

Not seen Thai basil in supermarkets down here, which supermarket chain did you find it in?

[Wolfy]

I think he means in LOS fishy, not Exeter. Talking of which i'm down in your neck of the woods tomorrow but with a boring colleague unfortunately. Visiting customers in Newton Abbott then of to Plymouth. Excitement all the way.

[colin244]

Enjoy Mr Wolf as I had a client visit to Taunton and Plymouth last month and err stayed in the hotel at night

Rest of my week is as exciting:-

Wednesday - Marble Arch/Hatton Garden London
Thursday - Maidstone/Tunbridge Wells
Friday - Cadicott/Bristol

The exciting travels of an Insurance Broker

colin 244

[jimbojet]

Thanks Guys,

Will have a play later on shrinking the photo.
Fish it was waitrose for info

[fish]

Cheers,I'll have a look next time I'm in Exeter.

[prikphet]

Pretty sure it'll be Horapha and not Krapow.
Horapha's pretty easy to grow anyway in the summer months.