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Italian Single Parsley

Italian Single Parsley

PLANT TO HARVEST

N/A

FRUIT SIZE

N/A
Full Sun: 6+ Hours Per Day

TOP CULINARY USES:

Soups, sauces, stews
Italian Single Parsley

Italian Single Parsley

This flat-leafed parsley variety can be used for flavoring meat, soups and salads, but is most widely used as a garnish. It grows well in sun or part shade (6 hours of sun) and adds texture to any mixed container where it will grow up to 18 in. (45 cm) tall. This herb’s flat, deeply cut, dark green leaves are very flavorful and attractive.

Allan Parsley

PLANT TO HARVEST

N/A

FRUIT SIZE

N/A
Full Sun: 6+ Hours Per Day

TOP CULINARY USES:

Soups, sauces, stews

3 Steps to Planting!

1

Dig hole as deep as pot height.

2

Place tablespoon of herb/veg fertilizer.

3

Gently place plant insider and pack soil with a small mound.

What must I do for Success?

All the Details

  • Difficulty
    Low difficulty
  • Timing
  • Starting
  • Days to Maturity
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  • Growing
    Grow parsley in a deeply dug bed. Add a generous amount of rotted manure or finished compost to the bed several weeks in advance, or the previous fall. For summer crops, aim to grow plants in a place where they will receive some shade during the day – either on the east or west side of a structure or fence works well. For winter crops, start new seeds in late summer and transplant out to a warm, sunny location by September. Parsley will grow all winter (in mild areas) if cloche protection is provided.
  • Harvest
    Cut individual sprigs from the outside of the plant or the whole plant as needed. Sprigs can be dried in the food dehydrator. Chop sprigs into the portions that your favourite recipes call for, place into an ice cube tray and add water to cover. When frozen, bag and store until needed. This keeps the parsley fresh for months.
  • Diseases & Pests
  • Culinary Use
    Soups, sauces, stews
  • Other
  • Companion Planting
    Parsley likes asparagus, carrots, chives, corn, onions, and tomatoes. The leaves can be sprinkled on asparagus to repel asparagus beetles, and around roses, to improve their scent. Parsley allowed to bloom will attract hoverflies and predatory wasps. Avoid planting it near mint.

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