How to deal with invasive cilantro plants in my garden?
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Jean Myles on Apr 20, 2016I also grew some in my veggie garden and it has returned every year only it comes up and goes to seed before I can harvest any leaves. Each year it pops up in a few different places and the plants are smaller each year.Now I pull them as soon as I see them pop through the ground. I live in Canada and also thought it was a annual Good luck.Helpful Reply
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Helen W_G on Apr 21, 2016Cilantro plants reseed everywhere! I see mine in the grass sometimes when I mow. Prevent this by just preventing seed heads from forming. Or just let them reseed for next year.Helpful Reply
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Martha on Apr 21, 2016At least cilantro has pretty leaves!Helpful Reply
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