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Herb Parsley Champion Moss Curled
Herb Parsley Champion Moss Curled
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Unwins Parsley Champion Moss Curled is a versatile herb in cooking making it very popular. It makes an excellent parsley sauce to put with white fish. The leaves can also be added to stews, salads and soups.
Champion Moss is also rich in antioxidants. Easy to grow on windowsills or outdoors in pots or herb beds.
Champion Moss is also rich in antioxidants. Easy to grow on windowsills or outdoors in pots or herb beds.
- Perfect for pots and containers
- Prefers full sun
Sow: March to July
Harvest: June to October
Sowing
Sow thinly in trays of firm, pre-watered compost and lightly cover with vermiculite or sieved compost. Place in warmth at 15–20°C and keep moist at all times. Seeds can take several weeks to germinate.
Growing On
Plants can be moved outside in late spring and summer, acclimatising them gradually. If growing in containers, choose a pot at least 20cm in diameter.
Planting Out
Gradually accustom plants to outside conditions over 2–3 weeks before planting out when the danger of frost has passed. Alternatively, keep pots on a bright windowsill.
Sowing Outdoors
Sow thinly, 1cm deep, directly in the harvest position. Thin seedlings to 20cm apart. Keep soil moist at all times. Allow several weeks for germination. Alternatively, sow in containers of 20cm diameter or larger.
Advice
Pick regularly, cutting stems at the base. Although a biennial, it is usually grown as an annual. Ideally, sow in successive batches to provide a continuous supply.
Harvest: June to October
Sowing
Sow thinly in trays of firm, pre-watered compost and lightly cover with vermiculite or sieved compost. Place in warmth at 15–20°C and keep moist at all times. Seeds can take several weeks to germinate.
Growing On
Plants can be moved outside in late spring and summer, acclimatising them gradually. If growing in containers, choose a pot at least 20cm in diameter.
Planting Out
Gradually accustom plants to outside conditions over 2–3 weeks before planting out when the danger of frost has passed. Alternatively, keep pots on a bright windowsill.
Sowing Outdoors
Sow thinly, 1cm deep, directly in the harvest position. Thin seedlings to 20cm apart. Keep soil moist at all times. Allow several weeks for germination. Alternatively, sow in containers of 20cm diameter or larger.
Advice
Pick regularly, cutting stems at the base. Although a biennial, it is usually grown as an annual. Ideally, sow in successive batches to provide a continuous supply.
