Hello Mrs P, i hope your in the best of health.
I have got some of the best pots of coriander that i have ever grown, they are really good stocky plants just waiting to be planted out into a tub or a herb garden. They would soon get established an be ready for harvesting, and used in a delicious coriander and carrot soup.
The only trouble being i'm not going to Malvern so unlucky. HA. HA.
Kind regards the cheeky Old Herbaceous.
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How could you be so cruel? I was getting all excited reading your post - until I got to the last line that is
When you're eating all that lovely coriander, do make sure you chop it nice and fine, so as not to choke on it you understand
Sweet dreams
Mrs P
How could you be so cruel? I was getting all excited reading your post - until I got to the last line that is
When you're eating all that lovely coriander, do make sure you chop it nice and fine, so as not to choke on it you understand
Sweet dreams
Mrs P
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Mrs p ,was in home and bargan today packets of seeds for 15p,including corrianda
Love you lots like Jelly Tots
Hello Mrs P
If you don't have any luck obtaining coriander from those going to Malvern, we'll be sowing plenty of it this weekend. Outdoors though, so if you would like me to sow some in a pot or two for you, just let me know and I will sow accordingly. I can't guarantee it will be to the standard of Old Herbaceous's plants, but they will be certainly be closer for collection.
Coriander is a bit like marmite isn't it? Loved or hated. I can't stand the stuff - raw, anyway. OH loves it in salads and to me it just smells and tastes of shield bugs - well, as I expect they would! Funnily enough, I am fine with it cooked.
If you don't have any luck obtaining coriander from those going to Malvern, we'll be sowing plenty of it this weekend. Outdoors though, so if you would like me to sow some in a pot or two for you, just let me know and I will sow accordingly. I can't guarantee it will be to the standard of Old Herbaceous's plants, but they will be certainly be closer for collection.
Coriander is a bit like marmite isn't it? Loved or hated. I can't stand the stuff - raw, anyway. OH loves it in salads and to me it just smells and tastes of shield bugs - well, as I expect they would! Funnily enough, I am fine with it cooked.
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Tis the food of the Devil Chez. We have several packets that I hide in the seed box so I dont have to sow it for the old bird.
I suppose now that its on the forum I had better attempt to grow some
I suppose now that its on the forum I had better attempt to grow some
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Just keep her off the magic pills and you might end up in the right county
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I know that Chantal was ill at ryton but I can understand her need for magic pills sometimes - i followed her down the road in her car yesterday and it looks like the circus has come to town. Her other half has covered it in England flags in prep for the world cup. The poor thing needs our sympathy living with a football fanatic! I have offered her a room at my house if she needs a bolt hole.