Harvesting cilantro in the snow. Cilantro is a very cold hardy plant and can be grown most or all of the winter here in IN, if you have the proper coverage for it. #Gardening #cilantro #wintergarden #homestead #urbanhomesteading #organicgardening | The Herbalist's Cabinet

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Do you like cilantro? I love cilantro in salsa, Mexican dishes, and my favorite it is cilantro chicken. Here are some tips to grow cilantro Cilantro is best used fresh when its flavors are most vibrant. Begin harvesting leaves once the plant is about 6 inches tall. Pick individual leaves or cut whole stems near the base of the plant, being careful not to cut more than one-third at a time – this promotes regrowth. Regular harvesting helps prevent the plant from bolting (going to seed) too quickly