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Chervil
last year I had terrible trouble getting the chervil to germinate,
then I got a crop in late summer. I'm therefore surprised to see it sdelf seeded and I have new plants now, looking as if about to flower. Is this unusual? -- Mike Reid "All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing" Burke |
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Chervil
On 30 Mar, 10:45, Jennifer Sparkes wrote:
I would say yes. This is only based on the fact mine are just the same! Also mine like to grow where they want to - which is not always the same places I would like them to - eg cracks between the paving stones- but I am not complaining ... I like 'happy accident' where you just don't know what you will find in your garden the next spring and most of the time nature made it just perfect. It's a skill to get 'an eye' for the genuine articles when weeding ... Handy for decorating food/plates though as they sort of come when Parsley is not around! Eating tons of the stuff here. My cerfeuil is perhaps 1.5m high - I don't cut the leaves but the whole stem to the root so that I get new shoots forming constantly instead of having a sad looking plant. I freeze lots of it, as well as all the other herbs. Can't do without really - from making a simple omelette to a veloute ;o) |
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