Giant of Italy Parsley Seeds - (Petroselinum crispum var. latifolium)

Name: Giant of Italy Parsley Seeds - (Petroselinum crispum var. latifolium)
SKU: H1037
Price: 3.35 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

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Seed Count:: Approx 100 seeds per pack
Type:: Biennial
Days to Maturity:: 75 days
Days to Germination:: 12-28 days at 50-75F
Sowing:: Direct sow
Light Preference:: Full sun to partial shade
Soil Requirements:: Fertile soil with good moisture capacity
Plant Spacing:: 8-10"
Status:: Heirloom, Non-Hybrid, Non-GMO seeds

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Description

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Giant of Italy Parsley - Not Just for Italians Anymore

Huge, dark green flat leaves with full potency and a sweet, fresh flavor add oomph to dishes from almost every cuisine: potatoes, vegetables, salads, soups, stews, egg dishes - and as a garnish. Fresh or dried, it is the gourmet choice. Superior choice for flavor.

Details

Parsley is used fresh and is almost picked daily during the summer months. It is a biennial but can be planted and grown as an annual for the freshest flavors.

History

The Greeks believed the god Hercules chose parsley for his garlands, and consequently it was woven into crowns for victors in the athletic games. Pliny considered parsley one of the most important medicinal herbs of his time. Parsley is believed to be indigenous to Sardinia, Turkey, Algeria, and Lebanon where it can still be found growing wild.

Uses

Parsley is a rich source of calcium, thiamin, riboflavin, and niacin. Use leaves fresh or dry for later use. Medicinally it is has been used to relieve indigestion and gas.

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Workhorse, grows well in desert shade

Posted by Laurie Smith on Dec 07, 2021

My favorite parsley variety, slow to start but keeps going like a champ. I grow it in containers in partially shaded spots in my desert garden, it appreciates some shad e here.