Coriander

CILANTRO/CORIANDER: Relieves anxiety & insomnia, heavy metal detox, alleviate cold/flu/fever. Essential oil may protect against food-borne diseases, used for toothaches

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Want to learn about harvesting cilantro? Cilantro leaves can be harvested when....

Here's how to make the best of this fragrant culinary herb.

Growing cilantro - or coriander as it is also called - is not rocket science. In my permaculture garden cilantro grows itself.

Favored in fiery cuisines (like salsa), this herb likes cool weather. Here's how to grow and harvest cilantro.

It's not hard to grow cilantro (also known as coriander), but it takes some finesse to keep it thriving. Keep these tips in mind for an ample harvest.

Try growing cilantro for fresh flavor in everything from salsa to marinade. Cilantro prefers cool weather, so plant in spring or fall.

Cilantro (Chinese parsley) may resemble its namesake, but it's not the wall flower that parsley is in the garden.

Did you know cilantro & coriander are the same plant? Learn how easy it is to grow cilantro (coriander) from seed. Plus, try it as a pollinator lure too!

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Growing cilantro - or coriander as it is also called - is not rocket science. In my permaculture garden cilantro grows itself.

Growing coriander is just as easy as growing cilantro. Learn how to grow coriander leaf (= cilantro) and coriander seeds.

Growing your own herbs is not only easy but very rewarding too. This year I am so thrilled that I actually started all my plants by seed. While herbs are primarily used for cooking – many of the plants are worth adding to your garden simply for the wonderful aromatic smells they can bring to …