Coriander

Coriandrum sativum

Coriander

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Coriander leaves and seeds are used for salads, soups, Asian meals, pickles, chutneys. Also known as cilantro. Use leaves before flowering and seeds after flowering. If growing for its leaf prevent flowering to maintain leaf flavour. Roots can be cooked as a vegetable in curries. Medicinally used for essential oils in ointments for rheumatic joints. Good for digestion.

  • Half hardy annual
  • Height 60cm
  • Grown for its leaves and its seed. To maintain leaf flavour and prolong foliage growth do not allow coriander to flower
  • Full sun position sheltered, warm or sunny windowsill
  • Fertile moist but well drained soil
  • Remove flowers immediately to encourage fresh young leaves and maintain flavour. Collect seed at end of growing season.
  • Pot size - 9cm recyclable pot
  • Edible Leaves
  • Edible Seeds
  • Edible Stem
  • Medicinal

CHELSEA GOLD QUALITY TO YOUR DOOR

The Grower's Guide: From Soil to Plate

Grown on-site in Gloucestershire, your herbs and edible plants will arrive happy in peat-free compost and recyclable pots, all snugly tucked into sturdy cardboard packaging.

Sustainable Packaging

Our packaging materials have been carefully researched and selected with sustainability at the forefront of our packaging process. Even after the bumpiest of journeys and the harshest of climates, our plants will be delivered safely to your door as fresh as when they were picked from our nursery.

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  • Orders £15 - 19.99 = £8.99
  • Orders £20 - £59.99 = £5.99
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Family grown Herbs and Edibles
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3 RHS Chelsea Gold medals
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Pesticide free
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Sustainability
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Family grown Herbs and Edibles
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3 RHS Chelsea Gold medals
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Pesticide free
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Sustainability
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Family grown Herbs and Edibles
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3 RHS Chelsea Gold medals
◇
Pesticide free
◇
Sustainability
◇
Family grown Herbs and Edibles
◇
3 RHS Chelsea Gold medals
◇
Pesticide free
◇
Sustainability
◇
Family grown Herbs and Edibles
◇
3 RHS Chelsea Gold medals
◇
Pesticide free
◇
Sustainability
◇
Family grown Herbs and Edibles
◇
3 RHS Chelsea Gold medals
◇
Pesticide free
◇
Sustainability
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What makes us different?

We are a 3 x RHS Chelsea Gold medal award winning, family grower of Herbs and Edibles.

We use natural integrated pest management systems on the nursery and a peat free compost which is sourced and produced in the U.K and only a stones throw away.

You can find us at shows and markets across the UK.

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What our customers say...

"I have purchased herbs from Kitchen Garden Plant centre and the quality of the plants are unparalleled. Such a fantastic selection to choose from and all grown on their family nursery from scratch. Packaging is great and the advice and guidance offered by this knowledgable team is simply the best. 10/10 would recommend and would only by my plants from this lovely team."
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"These lovely folk had the unusual rosemary we had been searching for in lovely growth and good price. Feel more than confident to mail order from them in future too. Also, their Rau Ram (vietnamese coriander) has lovely subtle flavour that we'd never tried before ."
Elizabeth Bowyer
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"I have just received my order and felt I wanted to compliment you on the quality of the plants and the way they were packaged; much better than your competitors."
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"Brilliant selection of herbs, and truly exceptional customer service. Glowing recommendation for anyone looking to level up their cooking, have their kitchen smell fantastic, or get a unique gift for the green-thumbed chef in their life."
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