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Planting and Timing. Parsley seeds are slow to germinate, and they may take between two and five weeks to sprout after they're planted. Sow the seeds in the garden after the soil temperature has reached 50 degrees F, and to encourage faster germination, soak the seeds in warm water for a day just before planting.lanting and Timing. Parsley seeds are slow to germinate, and they may take between two and five weeks to sprout after they're planted. Sow the seeds in the garden after the soil temperature has reached 50 degrees F, and to encourage faster germination, soak the seeds in warm water for a day just before planting.
Dig your holes/rows. Using a small trowel, make the rows in your garden approximately 10 to 12 inches (25.4 to 30.5 cm) apart and long enough so that the seeds can be sewn in 3-inch intervals. The seeds/sprouts need only be covered with Â½ inch of dirt, so these holes/rows need not be very deep.lace all of your parsley seeds into the mixture and allow them to soak for one hour. The heat of the water and the dish soap will help to break down the notoriously tough outer casing of the parsley seeds, helping them to grow faster than they would without soaking.