Name: Parsley: Moss Curled Latin Name: Petroselinum crispum Description: Moss Curled Parsley is an extremely popular annual herb that regrows readily when harvested. The leaves of the plant can be cut, and will come again for months. The nice curly leaves of Moss Curled Parsley make it a very attractive garnish. Seed Origin: Netherlands Sowing: March to June Harvesting: July to October How To Grow Moss Curled Parsley From Seed: Parsley can be grown in pots or in your herb garden. Using seedling modules or small pots, sow a pinch of seed in each cell/pot. When the seedlings establish, thin to leave only the strongest one in each cell/pot. Germination of Parsley seeds can sometimes be slow, taking anywhere from 2 to 6 weeks. Heat speeds up this process. Transfer to your herb garden or to a large pot when the seedlings are well established, and temperatures are favourable. Alternatively, sow directly outside in shallow drills from late April onwards. Seed count is approximate.
