Re: Cilantro in Wisconsin

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Posted by cilantro is corriander seed on November 03, 2002 at 03:17:55:

In Reply to: Re: Cilantro in Wisconsin posted by Linda lou on August 11, 2002 at 10:52:26:

: : Hello.I need help and can't find any! I live in Wisconsin and we are trying to grow cilantro from the 3" seed plants bought from a nursery. Within 1 week it was 2 feet tall. I now understand it went to seed and am planning on harvesting the seeds. But, can I just cut the plant to the ground and will it grow again? Thanks for any help!
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: HI, I to tryed growing cilantro and it did go for awhile and i got a good bit off of it, but then it looked like it was going to seed, so i cut it back so it would, hopefully come back, but it ended up dying, so i dont know whats up with that But if you cut it , it might not come back. Linda

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: : : Hello.I need help and can't find any! I live in Wisconsin and we are trying to grow cilantro from the 3" seed plants bought from a nursery.  Within 1 week it was 2 feet tall.  I now understand it went to seed and am planning on harvesting the seeds.  But, can I just cut the plant to the ground and will it grow again?  Thanks for any help!
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: :  HI, I to tryed growing cilantro and it did go for awhile and i got a good bit off of it, but then it looked like it was going to seed, so i cut it back so it would, hopefully come back, but it ended up dying, so i dont know whats up with that But if you cut it , it might  not come back.  Linda



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