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So, you often get a heavy bulk-discount when you upgrade to larger packets of seeds.
Which Duncan obviously forgot when he planted out our Coriander (Cilantro for North Americans) this year...
So, this is just some of what 1200 (or whatever the germination rate is) Coriander seedlings look like.
Next time, let's read the packet...
Cilantro anyone?
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