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CILANTRO SEEDS

Coriandrum sativum



Cilantro, Santo, Herb Garden SeedsView larger image

HR00049 SANTO
Cilantro Seeds

Fresh cilantro leaf is an important ingredient in Mexican and Asian cuisine - its spicy flavor is superb in salsas, stir-fries and curries. The aromatic seeds have an orangelike flavor and are used as seasoning for pastries, beans, stews and sausages. Santo is slower to bolt than common cilantro. Annual. Packet is 2 grams, about 150 seeds.


2 GRAMS: $1.99 QTY:
Calypso Cilantro Seeds, Herb Garden Seeds View larger image

HR01215 CALYPSO
Cilantro Seeds

Coriandrum sativum

High-yielding, full-growing, slow-bolting plants produce up to 3 weeks longer than Santo. Easier to grow than any cilantro variety we know. Annual. Packet is 2 grams, about 200 seeds.


2 GRAMS: $2.25 QTY:
Coriander Stamp, 1995Coriander SeedsHow to Plant Cilantro SeedsHow to Plant CILANTRO Seeds
Sow seed in cell packs or flats, press into soil and lightly cover. Darkness aids germination. Kept at 65-75 degrees F., gemination averages 7-14 days. Transplant 9-12 inches apart. Can direct sow into prepared seed beds when soil temperature is above 60 degrees F. Comments: For leaf production, full sun or afternoon shade. For seed production - full sun. Performs best with regular moisture in fertile soil.
Cilantro Illustration, 1897