Sowing Parsley

Sowing Parsley

Parsley is almost always sown directly in its permanent location. For later (summer-autumn) cultivation, it is sown in rows or strips on a flat surface, while for earlier spring cultivation, it is sown on raised beds in 4 – 5 rows. Soil Preparation for Parsley...
Soil Preparation and Fertilization of Parsley

Soil Preparation and Fertilization of Parsley

Parsley does not tolerate fertilization with fresh manure and should be sown after crops that have been fertilized with manure, such as tomatoes, potatoes, or cabbage. Soil Preparation for Parsley Primary autumn soil preparation involves plowing to a depth of about 25...
Parsley

Parsley

Parsley originates from Mediterranean countries, from where it spread to all the countries of southern Europe. Naturalists have determined that the homeland of parsley is Sardinia. In many countries in southern Europe, parsley grows as a wild or semi-wild plant. The...
Irrigation of Parsley

Irrigation of Parsley

Uniform water supply during the growing season significantly impacts the successful cultivation of parsley. During germination, optimal moisture in the sowing layer of the soil must be ensured; otherwise, germination will be difficult and uneven. The beginning of the...