Caraway

Caraway

Carum carvi

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• Biennial 60cm

• Culinary herb

• Sweet anise-like flavour

Biennial growing to 60cm. Plant has slender green stems and feathery green leaves producing small white flowers followed by small ribbed fruit that is often erroneously called seed. Fruit has a sweet anise-like taste and is used to flavour bread, cheese, cakes, curries and casseroles. Roots can be eaten like parsnip. Young leaves can be used in salads, older leaves cooked like spinach. Caraway is often used as a breath freshener.

How to sow and grow:

Method:	Sow direct
Sowing Depth:	10mm
When:	Spring and autumn
Position:	Part or full sun, moist soil
Plant Spacing:	25cm
Hardiness:	Hardy Biennial
Plant Height:	60cm

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