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Moroccan Cilantro and Coriander Seeds

Moroccan Cilantro and Coriander Seeds

Coriandrum sativum

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  • Leaves First — Pick cilantro during leaf growth.
  • Edible Flowers — White blooms can be eaten.
  • Seed Pods — Green pods have bright flavor.
  • Dry for Spice — Grind dried coriander seeds.
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Details

Moroccan cilantro offers leaves first, then flowers and aromatic seed pods. Dry the seeds for your own ground coriander.

  • Fast-growing plants flower after leaf growth.
  • Green seed pods have a bright flavor.
  • White flowers are edible and attract small beneficial insects.
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Ships in 3–5 business days. Estimated delivery is 7–10 business days after shipping.

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Tools and grow helpers can be returned within 30 days if unused.

Seed packets are not returnable. For seed problems, email support@homeygarden.com and we'll help.

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Seed storage

Keep seeds in a cool, dry place in their original packet or a sealed container. Check the packet for any variety-specific storage notes.

Questions? Email support@homeygarden.com.

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FROM THE SEED PACKET

How to grow

SunFull sun to part shade
Sow depth1/2 in
Spacing6 in
USDA zonesAnnual

1 Sow

Sow 1/2 inch deep in full sun to part shade.

2 Grow

Space plants about 6 inches apart.

3 Harvest

Pick leaves first, then collect green pods or dry seeds for coriander.

Leaves now, spice later.

Wooden trug filled with tomatoes, okra, shallots and greens

Why we grow it

Moroccan cilantro gives you leaves first, then white flowers and seed pods. The flowers are edible and invite small beneficial insects.

Use the bright-flavored green pods or dry mature seeds to make your own ground coriander. One planting has several stops on the way to dinner.

Good to know

A few practical answers before you plant.

Have more questions? Visit Help or contact us.

Can I eat the flowers?

Yes. The white flowers are edible and attract small beneficial insects.

How do I get ground coriander?

Let the plant form seed pods, dry the seeds, then grind them.