Parsley

Cut at the base of the plant to include the stem (instead of just cutting the leaves) in order to stimulate more growth from the… Read More »Where Should I Cut Parsley?

Mint, parsley and rosemary are all hardy plants that will survive even in the snow. However, cold weather will reduce their growth, so you should… Read More »Can Parsley Be Left Outside In Winter?

The flower heads will turn into seeds. The University of Maryland Extension explains that parsley bolting is when the plant flowers and goes to seed… Read More »What Happens When Parsley Flowers?

So how do you care for parsley in the winter? Cut the plants back in the early fall and apply about 2 to 3 inches… Read More »What Do You Do With Parsley In The Winter?

Mulching parsley is a good idea, so add a few inches of organic mulch like leaves, straw or grass clippings to your bed to help… Read More »Does Parsley Like To Be Mulch?

Snip just above soil level, taking stems from the outside of the plant. The Sonoma County Master Gardeners recommend taking just two or three stems… Read More »How Much Do You Prune Parsley?

The most common reasons for drooping parsley are because of drought, a lack of regularly pruning or parsley may temporarily droop to help conserve moisture… Read More »Why Is My Parsley Falling Over?

Trimming parsley increases the yield of the plant. If it is not occasionally thinned, it loses vigor. Cutting it back will also prevent it from… Read More »Should I Trim My Parsley Plant?

Spread mulch loosely around the plants to prevent weeds and conserve moisture. Parsley likes consistent moisture but cannot tolerate boggy soil. Keeping the soil evenly… Read More »How Do You Save Overwatered Parsley?

Cut the outer leaves and stems down to the ground, leaving the inner stems to grow. Don’t be afraid to cut too much. Your parsley… Read More »How Do I Make My Parsley Bushy?