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Curly Parsley Plant

A palate cleansing punch of flavour

Grown by Josh

South Downs National Park

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Curly Parsley Plant Vegetables
Curly Parsley Plant Vegetables
Curly Parsley Plant Vegetables
Curly Parsley Plant Vegetables

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The highlights

  • Tangy curled leaves with a mild, clean and peppery flavour
  • Full of iron + vitamins A, C and K
  • Perfect in sauces, parsley butter, salads and winter dishes
  • Grow it in pots in a sunny position

Description

  • Classic curly parsley is the bright, peppery herb which is so much more than an old skool garnish
  • Perfect for parsley butter, creamy sauces, salads, dips, soups and casseroles
  • Grow in pots indoors or out, or at the edge of borders
  • Adds extra iron + vitamins A, C and K to your food
  • Plant out in spring or summer and harvest from July to October
  • Premium herb plants grown on a family run farm in Lancashire and sent to you at the best possible time for planting
  • Growing your own gives you healthy, fresh produce with a lower carbon plantprint than anything you can buy from a shop with zero waste
  • Easy to grow and care for - you should see your first crop within 8-10 weeks

What To Expect

Supplied as:

Garden-ready Plant in 8.5cm Pot
Garden-ready Plants in 8.5cm Pots (Triple Pack)
Garden-ready Plants in 8.5cm Pots (Six Pack)
Garden-ready Plants in 8.5cm Pots (Nine Pack)

Height on arrival:

Eventual height:

45cm
45cm
45cm
45cm

Eventual spread:

45cm
Spreads approx 45cm
45cm
Spreads approx 45cm
45cm
Spreads approx 45cm
45cm
Spreads approx 45cm

Tasting notes:

Bright, peppery and slightly bitter
Bright, peppery and slightly bitter
Bright, peppery and slightly bitter
Bright, peppery and slightly bitter

Time to first crop:

8-10 weeks
There should be significant clusters of foliage before you start harvesting. To harvest, cut the stalks off at the base of the stem.
8-10 weeks
There should be significant clusters of foliage before you start harvesting. To harvest, cut the stalks off at the base of the stem.
8-10 weeks
There should be significant clusters of foliage before you start harvesting. To harvest, cut the stalks off at the base of the stem.
8-10 weeks
There should be significant clusters of foliage before you start harvesting. To harvest, cut the stalks off at the base of the stem.

Flower colour:

White
Will produce white flowers in its second year if grown as a biennial
White
Will produce white flowers in its second year if grown as a biennial
White
Will produce white flowers in its second year if grown as a biennial
White
Will produce white flowers in its second year if grown as a biennial

Habit:

Upright
Upright plants with spreading bushy foliage
Upright
Upright plants with spreading bushy foliage
Upright
Upright plants with spreading bushy foliage
Upright
Upright plants with spreading bushy foliage

Hardiness:

Fully hardy
H4 - hardy through most of the UK (-10 to -5). Plant out after the last frost.
Fully hardy
H4 - hardy through most of the UK (-10 to -5). Plant out after the last frost.
Fully hardy
H4 - hardy through most of the UK (-10 to -5). Plant out after the last frost.
Fully hardy
H4 - hardy through most of the UK (-10 to -5). Plant out after the last frost.

Uses:

Salads, sauces, parsley butter, soups, casseroles and pasta dishes
Salads, sauces, parsley butter, soups, casseroles and pasta dishes
Salads, sauces, parsley butter, soups, casseroles and pasta dishes
Salads, sauces, parsley butter, soups, casseroles and pasta dishes

Rootstock:

Spacing:

45cm
Plant 45cm apart to allow for spreading, or one plant to a large pot
45cm
Plant 45cm apart to allow for spreading, or one plant to a large pot
45cm
Plant 45cm apart to allow for spreading, or one plant to a large pot
45cm
Plant 45cm apart to allow for spreading, or one plant to a large pot

How To Grow

Good pest and disease resistance

Parsley is related to carrots and celery, and can be affected by the same pests and diseases.Slugs and snails like to eat it, so growing parsley in pots is often a good option, as the plants may be harder for them to reach.

Water regularly during dry spells

Water well in dry spells - after an initial watering when planted, it shouldn't be needed in autumn and winter

Full sun to partial shade

Grows best in a position with at least 4-6 hours of direct sunlight

Any fertile, well-drained soil

Herb plants prefer well drained, loamy soils. If your soil is heavy or sandy, mix in some perlite or fine horticultural grit when planting, to improve drainage.

Light feeding

Feed every few weeks with a nitrogen-rich fertiliser such as chicken manure pellets will help to boost leafy growth.

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