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100% Certified Organic Celery Seed-Whole 2 oz (56.7 grams) Seeds - A strong flavor, Celery Seed is great for use in pickle, soups, salads and meat dishes. Swanson Certified Organic Celery Seed is great for adding a celery flavor to foods without the crunch of the vegetable. Remember to use sparingly because of its strong flavor.

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THESE SEEDS ARE PACKAGED IN GLASS VIALS CONTAINING 2 OR MORE SEEDS EACH

Used when making wieners and mettwurst. Can be added when cooking beef. Net Wt. 12 oz.

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Celery Seed (Whole) Celery Seed is the dried fruit of a plant in the parsley family. Celery Seed tastes similar to table celery, and has a warm, slightly bitter, aromatic flavor. Celery seed is often used in pickling recipes.

Grayish-brown seed. Warm, slightly bitter celery odor and taste. Flavor beef stew, meatloaf, dill, sweet and mixed vegetable pickles, barbecue, chili and ketchup sauces, chicken, clam, oyster and vegetable soups, French dressing. Use as a garnish on cole slaw, salad dressings and pickles.

Tender stringless stalks have a great flavor. Disease resistant.

A leaf celery that looks like curly parsley. Very ornamental; much stronger flavor than regular celery; used as a culinary and ornamental herb. This is an old Dutch heirloom that can grow to 3'. Very hardy.

Celery seeds are used as a diuretic and a carminative for intestinal gas. Today, although celery is primarily used for flavor, it has the same effects on digestion. A series of scientific studies conducted 10 to 30 years ago found that celery seeds essential oil contains compounds that are mildly tranquillizing and helpful in relieving arthritic pain. Some recent research suggests that celery seed contains other compounds that stop the carcinogenic effect of environmental toxins in the liver.

A French celery with big, tender yellowish-white stalks that are of good quality. Not stringy but good tasting.

Tango is a great improvement over older celery varieties, as it is more tolerant of less than ideal conditions. This hybrid produces dark green, thick stalks with lots of great celery flavour. Less likely to become stringy and tough than older varieties. Matures in approximately 90 days from transplant. Approximately 250 seeds/pkg.

Cultivation : Start transplants indoors from February into April. Germination is affected by the interrelation of temperature and light. The seed will germinate with soil temperatures below 50ºF if the temperature is held constant and the seeds are in the dark. It will germinate at 70ºF if it is in diffused light and germinate in temperatures up to 85ºF if there is a 10-degree difference between day and night temperatures.

Badia Organic Celery Seed 2 oz. (56.7 g) Badia Organic Celery Seedcan be used whole or ground to add a strong celery flavor to your favorite fish and meat dishes. It can also be used in pickles, vegetables, soups and salad dressings. Celery Seed is sometimes also called Wild Celery. Organic Celery Seed blends with Allspice, Bay Leaves, Black Pepper, Caraway Seed, Cilantro, Coriander, Cumin, Dill, Fennel Seed, Ginger, Sage and Seasoned Salt. Organic Celery Seed is good for poultry, red and white meat...

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Herbal supplement. Premium quality. IQ tested: ingredient quality active compounds. Nature's Herbs Premium Quality Celery Seed is cultivated from the wet lowlands of India. Its Latin botanical name, Apium, is purported to be taken from a prehistoric Indo-European word for water. If that's true, it is entirely appropriate since celery grows best in wet and salty soils, swamps and marshes. Indian specialists in the 17th century developed the familiar stalk celery we eat today from this wild plant....