Dill is a common herb of the same family as celery and parsley. It is often used in cooking and baking, commonly paired with certain foods such as potatoes and fish. The seeds are stronger and more flavourful than the leaves and commonly used in Scandinavian and German cuisine.

Health benefits include: anti-bacterial, useful as a source of calcium and dietary fibre. The seeds are similar in taste to caraway, with a flavour that is aromatic, sweet and citrusy with a slight bitterness.

Note: dried product is not suitable for growing.