Parsley adds a bright flavor to a wide range of dishes and makes an excellent companion plant in the garden. Parsley likes consistently moist soil with plenty of organic matter.

It is possible to freeze parsley for long-term storage. However, you'll want to avoid placing it right into a freezer bag or ...

Parsley will flower, set seed and then die at the end of its second growing season. Courtesy Meredith Seaver, USU Extension. 3 / 4. Parsley flowers and sets seed during its second season in the ...

When parsley flowers, it can attract lacewings and other helpful insects. Their larvae will feed on aphids and thrips. Zones: 9 to 11. Mature Size: 18 inches to 3 feet tall.

You may plant parsley seeds directly into the garden or in flats or pots filled with potting soil to produce transplants. Cover seeds with soil about ½-inch deep.

You may plant parsley seeds directly into the garden or in flats or pots filled with potting soil to produce transplants. Cover seeds with soil about ½-inch deep.

Parsley possesses several flavonoids such as apiin and luteolin, and its essential oil contains apiol and myristicin. These components are believed to be responsible for the therapeutic effects of ...

Parsley not only contains healthy nutrients, but also special plant substances such as apigenin and myristicin, which have shown anti-cancer properties in laboratory tests.