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Shop nowThis category brings together Organic Coriander Seeds selected for reliable leaf and seed production in the kitchen garden. Known botanically as coriandrum sativum, this aromatic annual thrives as a cool-season herb and supports both fresh cilantro foliage and the classic coriander seed spice. Listed here alongside Cilantro Seeds (Coriandrum sativum), these options fit neatly into small plots or larger borders, with forms appreciated by cooks and growers seeking organic herb seeds. From organic cilantro seeds to coriander herb seeds and organic dhania seeds, the range aligns with container herb gardening as well as mixed beds where companion planting is valued.
Raised in well-drained, moderately fertile soil and sown after last frost, in mild climates autumn sowing may be possible to extend the fresh leaf harvest. Succession sowing helps manage this cool-season herb’s tendency to bolt, while slow bolt cilantro seeds and other bolt-resistant coriander types offer longer picking windows. As plants mature, white umbel flowers create a light, airy flowering display that draws beneficial insects; these pollinator-friendly flowers support biodiversity before ripening into flavorful coriander seed spice. With Organic Coriander Seeds, growers can enjoy aromatic leaves for salads and salsas early on, then collect seed heads for culinary use later, making coriandrum sativum seeds a versatile staple among kitchen garden herbs.
Compact habits and steady growth make this aromatic annual suitable for pots, window boxes, and terrace planters, broadening access to fresh leaves and seeds from Organic Coriander Seeds even where ground space is limited. Microgreens cilantro from coriander microgreen seeds offers a fast, tender garnish, while mature plants integrate well in herb companion planting, providing scent and nectar that support pollinating insects. Whether selecting organic Chinese parsley seeds for leafy harvests or coriander herb seeds for a generous seed set, Organic Coriander Seeds deliver a dual-purpose crop with dependable performance in containers or borders and an attractive, beneficial flowering phase.
Browse related organic seed categories to help plan balanced plantings and kitchen use. Start with the main organic range, then explore complementary herbs and vegetables that often share similar sowing windows and care needs. This navigator brings together aromatic herbs and staple crops so you can compare varieties, plan succession sowings, and assemble mixes for beds, containers, or windowsills in a range of climates.
An aromatic annual, cilantro (Coriandrum sativum) from organic herb seeds prefers full sun, with light shade in heat, and well-drained, moderately fertile soil. Sow after the last frost when soil is workable; in mild climates autumn sowing may be possible for a cool-season crop. Direct sow shallowly, keep evenly moist, and thin to 15–20 cm (6–8 in). Plants typically reach 30–60 cm (12–24 in), yielding fresh leaf harvests and, if allowed to bloom, coriander seed. Mulch to keep roots cool and reduce premature bolting. Grow in beds or containers, harvesting regularly and re-sowing to maintain continuous leaf and seed production.
As a cool-season herb, cilantro (Coriandrum sativum) is best sown once the risk of frost has passed and the soil can be worked. Sow outdoors after the last frost for spring crops; in mild conditions, autumn sowing may be possible for early leaves. For a steady supply, use succession sowing every couple of weeks. Direct sowing is preferred because the coriander herb has a taproot that dislikes transplanting. Cooler temperatures and shorter days help produce lush leaves and delay bolting.
Space seedlings or small clusters roughly 15–20 cm (6–8 in) apart to allow airflow and room for leafy growth; thin gently to this spacing if you broadcast-sowed. Plants typically reach about 30–60 cm (12–24 in) tall in suitable conditions, so avoid crowding. Sow seeds shallowly—just covered with fine soil—into a well-prepared, well-drained bed. Germination time varies with temperature and moisture; it commonly takes around one to three weeks.
For container herb gardening, choose a pot with ample drainage and a deep profile to accommodate the taproot. A well-drained, moderately fertile potting mix suits Organic Coriander Seeds; avoid heavy, waterlogged media. Position in full sun, providing light shade during hot spells. Direct sow into the final container to minimize root disturbance, and feed lightly if growth appears pale. Consistent moisture supports steady leaf production without making the medium soggy.
Cilantro prefers full sun in mild conditions, yet light shade is beneficial in heat to help reduce stress and slow bolting. Partial shade for the hottest part of the day can maintain foliage quality, though dense shade may reduce vigor and essential oil intensity. Aim for bright light with some protection during peak warmth to balance leaf growth and flavor.
Keep the soil evenly moist but not saturated, watering when the top layer begins to dry. Well-drained soil helps roots breathe while maintaining steady moisture, which supports fresh leaf harvest. To limit premature flowering, sow during cooler periods, provide light shade in hot weather, use mulch to moderate soil temperature, and harvest regularly. Succession sowing also ensures a continuing supply if some plants bolt earlier than others.
For fresh leaf harvest, cut outer stems when plants are leafy, taking a modest amount from each to encourage regrowth. To collect the coriander seed spice, allow white umbel flowers to set and the seed heads to turn brown; cut and dry further before rubbing out the seeds. The airy white blooms can attract beneficial insects and pollinators, adding ecological value even as plants transition from leaf to seed production.
Seeds are sourced from reputable producers and packed in compliance with applicable plant health and biosecurity standards. Batches are quality-checked and traceable; specifications and germination data reflect latest supplier information at time of packing. Guidance provided here is general and may vary with microclimate, soil, hardiness zone, and hemisphere. Local conditions influence performance; consult the product page for variety-specific instructions and any batch notes. Availability and origin may change due to seasonal production and responsible sourcing.
Organic Coriander Seeds deliver bright, citrusy foliage (cilantro) and warm, nutty seeds for spice blends. Sow directly once soil is workable after the last frost, as coriander dislikes transplanting. In mild climates, autumn sowing can yield an early spring harvest. Choose well-drained, fertile soil and a sunny position; provide light shade during hot spells to slow bolting. Sow shallowly, 5–8 mm deep, spacing rows 20–30 cm apart, and thin seedlings to 10–15 cm. Keep evenly moist, avoiding waterlogging. For lush leaves, harvest when plants reach 10–15 cm, snipping outer stems regularly. For seed, allow flower umbels to mature and turn brown; cut and dry upside down in a paper bag, then rub to release the aromatic coriander. Succession sow every few weeks for a steady supply. Grown organically, these seeds are untreated and suited to gardeners seeking natural cultivation practices while supporting beneficial insects with nectar-rich blossoms.
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