Cilantro
Cilantro
Cilantro is a productive edible plant that combines fresh, garden-picked flavour and attractive foliage for home gardeners who want beauty and usefulness in one planting. It is a smart choice for kitchen gardens, raised beds, and patio planters, where it adds fresh-picked appeal and dependable performance through the growing season. Its tidy habit makes it easy to weave into edible landscapes, and its straightforward nature suits both new and experienced gardeners. Easy to grow in a range of garden settings, it offers reliable harvests and a practical, attractive addition to the garden. It is an easy way to make kitchen gardens feel both productive and beautifully planned.

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Planting Guide
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Choose the right location
Cilantro: Preferring cooler temperatures, cilantro does well in partial shade in hotter climates. It likes fertile, well-drained soil and requires regular watering to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged. Because cilantro is a fast-grower, it often doesn't need fertilizer. Harvest leaves frequently to prevent bolting — when the plant starts to flower and seed, as it can become bitter. For a continuous supply, sow seeds every few weeks. -
Prepare an appropriate hole
Choose a pot that is 1-2 times larger than the current pot, ensuring there is adequent drainage to prevent waterlogging roots. Plan on repotting every 3-5 years. -
Use fertile soil
Choose soil rich in nutrients and with good drainage to support root growth. -
Plant at the correct depth
Plant at the same depth as in the pot, keeping the top of the root ball level with the soil. -
Care and watering
Water the plant appropriately, keeping the soil moist but not too wet.
Delivery
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Delivery time
Ships from our facility in 1-4 days. -
Shipping costs
Free shipping for Bloom & Bee Members, or a flat rate of $5 for all other orders, $15 for Remote Areas -
Sustainable packaging
Landscape Direct ships with UPS using 100% recycled boxes. -
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Upon arrival
Plants may not be in full bloom, allow for a few weeks from planting for blooms to flourish