“Eat the wedding”
Dillweed (Anethum graveolens) Dille
Dillweed (Anethum graveolens) is a famous culinary herb to use in a meal with fish.
To save the herb for a long time, you can freeze it and wrap it up in foil. As a culinary herb it also has medicinal effects, namely it’s working against flatulence. The eaten herb calms actually the digestive system.
It is also a rare feral plant in the Netherlands. It is probably because the seed germinate very good. Sprinkle the seeds over open soil and the plant does his job automatically. If the plant grow up it flourish from the end of June till September.
Hang up the herb above your door and no jealous people will enter your house anymore.
It is a plan that is magically connected to the planet Mercury and off course the element fire what makes this yellow umbelliferous plant for example a symbol for warm days.
This herb was formerly used together with Wild Marjoram (Origanum vulgare) to repulse the devil. The cause of this is the strong and nice smell that these plants spread. That’s why this smell of Dillweed could protect the bride and groom against angry ghosts. Formerly people thought that bride and grooms were a target of angry ghosts. Angry ghosts who wanted to divide the couple were repelled by strong fragrant herbs. Besides Dillweed, the nowadays rare feral Herb of Grace or Rue (Ruta graveolens) and the garden and culinary herb Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) were used as a repulsive force.
A sweet essential oil that can be made from Dillweed-seed and medicinally used against cramp in the stomach.
Also this oil has become a firepower loaded magical oil. Remember that these firepowers also exist when this herb is used in the kitchen.
Ecologically this plant doesn’t have a great value in the Netherlands, but bees do think these flowers of Dillweed is a culinary stunt!
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