Ah Dill, a simple spice on top of fish and roasted on russet potatoes. But Dill is so much more :)
Dill, or Anethum Graveolens, has yellow sprig flowers. It's derived from the Scandavian Norse word (Saxon verb) "Dilla". It means "dull" and or to "lull" because the seeds are soporific---(helps sleep).
Some history shows it was the herb commonly used in magic.
Dill has no real healing qualities, its a cooing herb, but it's so great on cold pickled cucumbers!
Dill, or Anethum Graveolens, has yellow sprig flowers. It's derived from the Scandavian Norse word (Saxon verb) "Dilla". It means "dull" and or to "lull" because the seeds are soporific---(helps sleep).
Some history shows it was the herb commonly used in magic.
Dill has no real healing qualities, its a cooing herb, but it's so great on cold pickled cucumbers!
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