Many experienced gardeners have trouble growing parsley from seed, but it isn’t difficult if you know one little trick. Here’s how. You must be logged in to rate. Click any rating to login.

Let our experts guide you from start to finish—or rather, from seed to harvest—with their pro tips and tricks. Parsley is easy to grow from seed, although it can be slow, taking three weeks or ...

Growing parsley in recycled tin cans ... Don't underestimate this soil mix - it's the secret to strong parsley plants. Sow two to three parsley seeds per can, covering them lightly with soil.

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According to Vernuccio, the key to successful germination is soaking the seeds in water to soften their outer coating, making them easier to sprout. He then says to plant the scar side (the small dent ...

In the United Kingdom, garden enthusiast Dave (@davetheplantman) took to TikTok to share his expert tips for growing free trees from seed with minimal effort. In the TikTok video, Dave explains that ...

I plant my herb seeds in 4- or 6-inch pots. I fill pots to the brim with a good quality planting mix. Then I moisten with warm water so it settles to one-half inch or so below the rim. Next I space ...

Plant parsley seeds in a container with good drainage. It prefers partial to full sunlight. Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Parsley grows slowly, so be patient. Tip ...