Selecting an appropriate container is crucial for growing parsley indoors. Pots at least six inches deep with drainage holes to prevent waterlogging should be your choice. Clay or plastic pots work ...

“Fill a small vase with water, trim the stem ends, and keep parsley in fresh water on the counter until used up,” Wilhelmi ...

Learn how to grow and care for a parsley plant. Perfect for small spaces or garden beds, parsley is a versatile herb and also a host for beneficial pollinators.

Learn how to grow and care for a parsley plant. Perfect for small spaces or garden beds, parsley is a versatile herb and also a host for beneficial pollinators.

Perfect parsley is the kitchen gardener's dream: lush, green, and filled with flavor. Here are the keys to growing ...

Even though parsley has a two-year life span, most gardeners grow parsley as an annual. The new green leaves you see in your garden are this year’s new growth.

Planting from Seed Parsley is easy to grow from seed, although it can be slow, taking three weeks or more to germinate. To start, bury seeds 1/4 or 1/2 inch below the soil surface and keep watered.

After the plant comes into flower, the taste turns bitter and then the plant dies. Because of this, most growers use parsley as an annual crop, replanting new plants each spring.

My parsley, too, is struggling to thrive this year. I reached out to Meg McGrath, a Cornell University plant pathologist based in Riverhead who doesn’t believe there’s a disease afoot.