on 22-03-2014 05:11 PM
on 22-03-2014 09:51 PM
@i-need-a-martini wrote:
@donnashuggy wrote:
I find it very difficult to grow coriander though, any tips?
Coriander is a butch to grow. It tends to go to seed before you get a decent crop. I've only ever managed to get seedlings harvested.
This year i planted 8 crops at varying stages - just chucked seeds in a pile, then 2 weeks later chucked another bunch of seeds in another pile etc. So at least I managed to eat coriander (albeit baby leaves) all summer this way.
As an experiment I am not pulling the plants out this year in the faint hope that next season they magically appear everywhere in the garden where the wind has dropped the seeds.
We'll see.
yeh it sucks when your plants turn to seed
on 22-03-2014 10:22 PM
I like it when they turn to seed, then you get heaps next time. I have parsley growing where you wouldn't think it would LOL
on 22-03-2014 10:27 PM
waxing might help that
on 22-03-2014 10:42 PM
Last year I found carrots growing in some parts of the garden, even in the cracks between the pavers. Escapees from the garden bed where we grew them. We also have wild parsley, but no "wild" basil so far.
We also have rosemary and thyme. . . not sure if we have the sage though.
on 22-03-2014 10:46 PM
Better plant some if you're planning on going to Scarborough Fair, eh?
on 22-03-2014 10:49 PM
I've heard that's a bit far away. Can I get there by candle light?
on 22-03-2014 11:07 PM
Do you know anybody called Carol, they might give you a ride.
Otherwise you may need to get there via a Candle in the Wind
on 23-03-2014 12:38 PM
on 23-03-2014 01:10 PM
I have a bay tree growing in a pot.
on 23-03-2014 01:31 PM