Daucus decipiens Syn: Melanoselinum decipiens - Black Parsley
Daucus decipiens Syn: Melanoselinum decipiens - Black Parsley
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This strange member of the carrot family is native to the isle of Madeira that grows up to 2 m high on woody and leafless stem that on the lower parts show distinctive leaf scars. It is quite easy to grow but it is monocarpic meaning that once it flowers it will die, usually after a few years, but it will produce plenty of seed for a next generation.
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All plants are currently grown in 100mm to 140mm pots and will be carefully packaged, and in most cases, sent without pots.
We ship Australia wide with the exception of Northern Territory, Western Australia and Tasmania.
We send via Australia Post (Standard) with a flat rate charge of $25.
Plants will be carefully packed and sent on Mondays (regardless of day the order is placed) to reduce the amount of time the plant is packaged.
When you receive your plants we recommend you unpack them immediately and hydrate them. We recommend planting or potting your plants as soon as possible after delivery.