Caraway - Herb , Circa 14th C - (Rye) - Biennial

Carum carvi biennua, (RYE) Meridian Fennel (circa 1440) Biennial - This well-known seed, commonly used in rye bread, belongs to the carrot family. It features finely divided, feathery leaves and umbrella-shaped white or pink flowers. As a biennial plant, it flowers in its second year, shortly followed by the production of fruits (seeds). Every part of the plant is edible, including the roots, leaves, and seeds. Native to Africa and reaching a height of 24 inches, it is believed to be one of the oldest spices used throughout Europe., Seed Count Approx - 375 avg 

  SOWING - Sow the seeds in early spring or late autumn. Thin the seedlings to 8 inches apart. Can be container grown but does not transplant well. Reaches full height in 2nd yr. Harvest seed-heads when they turn brown but before they burst & dry indoors