Cilantro

 Cilantro (Coriondrum sativum) is an herb.

Cilantro in Texas needs part shade. It has lacy leaves, plant sends up a long, lanky flower stalk that bears white or pinkish blossoms. Has a pungent, citrusy aroma and taste. Leaves are used when fresh, seeds are used when dried. 

Water:

Apply enough water so that the soil remains moist but not soggy.

Height:

20' H x 8-10' W

Temperature:

Can withstand the cold to 32 degree F

Location:

Poy friendly

Link:

Plant needs and parts (2.9A) (teachingwithsimplystef.blogspot.com)