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weird second year parsley
Todd wrote:
My second year Italian Parsley looks really weird. Parsley is a biennial. Its 2nd year growth usually looks different and doesn't taste as good (generally somewhat bitter). You'd do better planting new seed each year, or follow the directions here for how to harvest seed: http://www.howtogardenadvice.com/pla...w_parsley.html I grow curly leaf parsley, I think it tastes better than flat leaf, it's sweeter... eaten raw I prefer the curly leaves, in cooking I use the curly leaf stems. If you want to grow parsley for its roots then leave the best of your 2nd year plants and plant new parsley elsewhere... if you allow parsley to reseed in place that's very sloppy gardening as you'll not know which are new and which are 2nd year plants... farmers rotate their parsley crop to a different field each year. |
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