Coriander/Cilantro

Two flavours from one fast annual — fresh cilantro leaf and warm, citrusy seed (Coriandrum sativum). Sow little and often for a steady supply of leaf.

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Coriander seeds — fresh cilantro leaf and warm spice

Coriander gives two flavours from one fast annual — the fresh leaf, known as cilantro, essential in Asian, Mexican and Middle-Eastern cooking, and the warm, citrusy seed used as a spice. The species is gathered under Coriandrum sativum within our culinary herb range. New to herbs? Our herb growing guide covers the basics.

Coriander is best sown little and often — the herb calendar shows when.

Leaf or seed

For leaf, choose slow-bolting varieties and pick young; for seed, let the plants flower and ripen in summer sun. A quick annual, coriander sits among our annual and aromatic herbs, and the flowers are a fine nectar source for beneficial insects.

Growing coriander from seed

Sow direct, as coriander resents root disturbance and bolts if checked. Keep it cool and moist for leaf, sowing every few weeks; for seed, let a sowing run on to flower and ripen. A sunny, sheltered spot suits it well.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between the leaf and seed?
The fresh leaf is cilantro; the ripe seed is a warm, citrusy spice.

Why does my coriander bolt?
Heat and root disturbance trigger it — sow direct and keep it cool and moist for leaf.

How do I get a steady supply?
Sow a little and often, every few weeks, choosing slow-bolting leaf varieties.

Can I grow it for seed?
Yes — let a sowing flower and ripen in summer sun.

Is it good for wildlife?
Yes — the flowers are a fine nectar source for beneficial insects.