Growing Coriander, also Cilantro, Chinese parsley

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19 May 14 Pam kin (Australia - temperate climate)
Something is eating my coriander at night, doesn't touch the parsley and seems to eat only the leaves, leaves the stems
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18 Aug 14 Judy (Australia - arid climate)
Mine too!! Except it ate the whole plant! It ate my thyme seedlings too. You know I have a sneaky suspicion it was actually my neighbour's cat! Did you find out what ate yours?
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