Standby Coriander

$4.00

Grown on the farm, we love this versatile fine herb in latin, asian and indian cooking. It is a great pollinator plant that attracts all sorts of insects and thrives in half shade. A very easy fine herb to produce, you will be able to go and pick it all season long.  Save some flowers to be able to collect seeds for replanting or cooking.

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Standby Coriander

  • 75 seeds
  • Organic
  • Open pollinated
  • Distance between plants – 8-10″
  • Distance between rows – 12-18″
  • Full to part sun
  • Water every 3-5 days
  • Days to maturity – 50 days
  • Days to germination – 10-16 days
  • Height – 12-24″
  • Coriandrum Sativum L. Apiaceae
  • Germination rate

Grown on the farm, we love this versatile fine herb in latin, asian and indian cooking. It is a great pollinator plant that attracts all sorts of insects and thrives in half shade. The original seeds are from my very first visit to a seed conference in Corvalis, Oregon.  They were just lying there on the seed swap table begging me to take them home and I am happy I did.  Slow bolting and resistant to downy mildew, this coriander has proven to be quite resilient in my garden.

The original seed was bred by Tim Peters from Peters Seed and Research, in Riddle, Oregon.

Sow: Direct seed after last frost ½’’ deep.

Harvest: As the leaves mature and are ready to eat

Companion : Caraway, eggplant, potato, tomato, fruit trees.

Incompatible – Fennel

Diseases and pests : Coriander repels harmful insects such as aphids, spider mites and potato beetle

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Additional information

Weight 0.002 kg
Dimensions 8.255 × 0.3 × 11.43 cm
Planting

Shock to the plant such as lack of water or extremes of temperature can cause bolting, this is a survival technique the plant uses.

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