Growing Coriander, also Cilantro, Chinese parsley

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15 Sep 09 Peter (Australia - cool/mountain climate)
I tried some coriander last year and it didn't do much of anything. Then during winter I noticed a few small plants had popped up on their own! Those are now big, healthy plants and spring has only barely begun. Finally I have good coriander and without having to do a thing. If you are in Melbourne like me, I'd advise to plant the seeds in early/mid autumn, so the plant can establish itself over winter.
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