In a few hours you can have an instant vegetable garden with all the hassle of germination and early problems overcome. Add to that a close to complete range of culinary herbs and you might wonder why Pine Woods also sells seeds. The vegetables and herbs often come with more than one plant to a pot. You must divide the separate plants when that happens. Don't be frightened that you have to be a brain surgeon or something - just wet the pot well and pull the roots apart.
Plants are tough and roots are the toughest part.
Plant each specimen individually. Sometimes you will get six or seven separate parsley plants in one pot. Especially if you choose Italian flat-leaf parsley. There are jewels to be found in the Pine Woods herb selections. Two years ago I bought a Mexican tarragon that is now many plants in my herb garden.