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| Technically biennial, but grown as an annual. This variety of parsley grows taller than curly-leaf, and has glossy, dark-green leaves prefered by some cooks for its sweeter, more robust flavor. |
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Landscape Uses, Planting and Care
- Plant for parasitic wasps, hoverflies, tachinid flies, aphid midges and parasitic mini-wasps to keep whiteflies, mealybugs, scales, moth, aphid, beetles, caterpillars, and fly larvae under control in your garden. Parsley is a much-loved larval host to the black swallowtail butterfly, also called parsley worms!
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