Cilantro's flavor--clean and fine, complementary to most dishes--is quite unique. Luckily, the herb is easy to grow. It is wonderful to have on hand: chop some up and toss in vegetable soups, or in curries, or on stir fries. It is best used just before serving, sprinkled on the dish at the table. Note that cilantro must be sown in succession in order to have an extended harvest. By nature, cilantro provides a brief harvest window of only several weeks before bolting. Keep on sowing to keep on harvesting.

200 seeds per pack.