I'll attach a link to an old thread that might be helpful to you. You'll need to let the seeds mature on the plant...the 'ropes' (seed heads) will turn brownish. Here is a link that might be useful: Click here for seed collecting info.

I would like some but I lost most of my plants when my home flooded last year, so, all I have is Red Basil seed; would that work for you?

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These seeds are not the first things to start in the garden. Usually they start popping up all over the place once the weather reaches a warmer temperature. Then they grow so quicky anyway!