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Growing from Seed
rachel67_gw

Parsley seedlings

12 years ago

I've got lots of curly and Italian parsley I started from seed. After hardening off, can it be planted outside before my last frost (zone 5 Maine) ? I grew it primarily for the butterflies. I had great luck with it germinating and growing. Thanks

Rachel

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