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Cilantro / Coriander Seeds
Cilantro, or Chinese Parsley, is a hardy annual cool season crop. This aromatic herb is alive with a flavor of both citrus and spice that enlivens Mexican, Chinese, Southeast Asian, and Indian foods. Although it is usually just the leaves of the fresh cilantro plant that are the most popular, the pungent seeds (known as coriander), and the tangy roots promise a tasty treat as well.
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Culinary Herb Seed Collection
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xCulinary Herb Seed Collection 10 Best Selling Culinary Herb Seeds!
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Cilantro/Coriander Seeds
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xCilantro/Coriander Seeds Coriandrum sativum
- Annual, Easy to Grow; Grows 20-30 Inches
- A kitchen garden staple!
- Prefers full sun exposure
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Cilantro/Coriander Seeds - Fiesta Green
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xCilantro/Coriander Seeds - Fiesta Green Coriandrum sativum
- Annual, Easy to Grow; Grows 20-30 Inches
- A kitchen garden staple!
- Prefers full sun exposure
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Cilantro/Coriander Seeds - Leisure Splits
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xCilantro/Coriander Seeds - Leisure Splits Coriandrum sativum
- Annual, Easy to Grow; Grows 20-30 Inches
- A kitchen garden staple!
- Prefers full sun exposure
Coriandrum sativumAs low as $2.95 per package -
Cilantro/Coriander Seeds - Leisure
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xCilantro/Coriander Seeds - Leisure Coriandrum sativum
- Annual, Easy to Grow; Grows 20-30 Inches
- A kitchen garden staple!
- Prefers full sun exposure
Coriandrum sativumAs low as $2.95 per package
Once the plant bolts (producing a stalk on which flowers will grow) the leaves lose their flavor, so pinch back frequently to keep flowers at bay. Growing plants in partial shade during a hot spell can help prevent bolting. Succession planting every 2-4 weeks will ensure constant cilantro for your kitchen. Let some plants go to seed - you can dry them for use as coriander, save for future plantings, or let drop for yet more cilantro plants!