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is it cilantro?

18 years ago

I originally posted this massage on Perennial forum. Because I planted Dianthus Shrimp at this spot, but it turned out to be something else. One person suspected the plant to be cilantro, but the other had her reasons to oppose the suspicion. I dared to taste one leave, and it does much like cilantro. If it is indeed cilantro, I really have no idea at all how it seeded there at the same spot. I have never had any luck growing cilantro seeds at all. Even the mature cilantro I bought from a nursery died. Although I reuse soil for potted plants, I don't use it for the ground plants. Thus, there is no way that the seeds I sowed in the pots before (it could be at least 1 year ago) getting into the ground. Also, this ground bed is fairly new; I created it last fall.

Now I am as confused as when I first posted the thread. Should I pull it out, but it is such a nice plant?




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