Cilantro

A cool weather crop here with a narrow window (if its hot plant its warm weather cousin culantro). The leaves are most common but the seeds are useful too as coriander. A lot of people get frustrated growing this because they can be tricky to germinate. They need cool moist soil to sprout, soaking can help speed germination. This produces for a short period of time before going to seed so make sure to succession plant every few weeks. 

Packet: 90 seeds

Good to start from seed in these months:

North Florida: February-May, September-November 

Central Florida: January-May, September-December

South Florida: January-May, September-December