Cilantro

Cilantro is an absolute must-have herb in these neck of the woods. Just remember though - cilantro LOVES the cool weather. Cilantro grows best in late fall through early spring with only light cover needed with frost. Harvest modestly throughout the winter months and you will have cilantro throughout the season. Once that warm weather hits, cilantro bolts into coriander seeds - a double whammy for seasoning in the kitchen! Plant and Germination Care: Seed Count: 1500 seeds Sun Requirements: Partial Sun Soil Temperature: 60°F - 65°F USDA Zones: 2 to 12 Watering Needs: Water When Soil is Dry Seed Depth: 1/2" Sprouts In: 5 to 8 Days Plant Spacing: Minimum 6"