Herb Plant, Cilantro - Coriander (Coriandrum sativum)

Height: 12  to 24 inches

Spread:  12 to 18 inches

Full sun

Annual Herb

Uses: Culinary (research all plants before use)

Cilantro has flat, parsley-like leaves.  It has a strong lightly-lemon flavor.  The leaves are commonly used in Mexican and Asian dishes.  The leaves are considered cilantro, while the seeds are called coriander.  The seeds can be harvested late summer.  Many people use the seeds to flavor sausage.  The seeds can be ground and used in curry powder. Plants are grown in 2.5” pots, 4.5" pots, and 4 packs. All vegetable and herb plants are grown using organic methods. 

Plants are available for local delivery or pick up at Rooted For Good Kirkland (formerly Walnut Grove Vocational Farm) located at 33600 Pearl Street Kirkland, IL 60146. Plants will be ready in May for pick up or delivery.