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Basil Wilting

21 years ago

I've grown basil for years without any problems and now this....

Am growing basil "Genovese" which I started from seed. Transplants into the garden have done really well and are bushy and beautiful, anywhere from 5"-8" tall. But slowly and surely they are all beginning to wilt and die. Help. What's going on?

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