Flat leaf parsley seeds. Each pack contains 25 seeds.
I love to grow parsley in my garden. It's super easy, a pollinator magnet, and its tap root is very helpful at breaking up hard compacted soil. I chaos plant it everywhere to rehab my soil and bring in ladybugs and swallowtail butterflies.
Plant 2-3 seeds per cell (spot) 1/4” deep in soil, water gently and keep hydrated until germination. Parsley loves cooler temps and grows well for me directly sowed (zone 9b) in the fall/winter and into spring. Depending on your growing zone, either start your seeds indoors before your last snowy frost or if in warmer zone you can start them outside. Can take 7-12 days to sprout from the seed. BE PATIENT.
Thin your seedlings down to the strongest ONE in the group of seeds in each little cell/pot. So that your one can thrive and not compete with others up against it. Tolerates full sun to partial shade.
Once established this parsley is super resilient! Won't need a ton of water cus its long root will go deep to find what it needs. It will thrive off a little neglect.
My plant for these seeds grew 5 feet tall in its second year, had hundreds of flowers that attracted ladybugs and other garden guardians. Highly recommend growing parsley for all its benefits.
Parsely is a biennial, meaning it completes its life cycle in two years: first it produces the flavorful leaves we use in cooking and in its second year the plant sends up a flower stalk and produces seeds. So don't completely cut down your plant the first year if you want seeds of your own to grow more.