Cultivation Coriander will not grow well in humid climates. It needs a dry summer and a sunny location. Seeds are sown directly in the garden once all danger of frost has passed. It also does well as a container plant on a sunny porch or balcony. Stems are weak and the plant may require staking.
Harvesting Cut the leaves as required.
They do not dry well, but may be frozen. Medicinal Use Coriander is used to treat digestive ailments and colic. Culinary Use Coriander is used widely in Indian, Greek and Asian cooking. Endorsed by The National Audubon Society.