urmaniac46
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I tried to grow a shrub of coriander leaves (cilantro) twice in the past few years, on the first try nothing came out at all except for 2 sorry looking attempt which grew to about 2cm (1 inch), then the second try last year went slightly better, we collected some leaves for our meals but didn't last very long, after one storm they just died.
I don't have such problems with flat leaved parsleys and basils which always last for a whole season, until the winter hits. Do the coriander plants require special care? The climate of Rome is pretty mild with four seasons, the summer is pretty humid, rainfall isn't much particularly during the summer but occasionally we have an attack of heavy rain. I would appreciate some advices....
I don't have such problems with flat leaved parsleys and basils which always last for a whole season, until the winter hits. Do the coriander plants require special care? The climate of Rome is pretty mild with four seasons, the summer is pretty humid, rainfall isn't much particularly during the summer but occasionally we have an attack of heavy rain. I would appreciate some advices....