Caraway is an herb used by cooks in nearly all parts of the world, most often used in rye bread and cheeses. Traditional folklore attributes caraway with powers of retaining things -- it was mixed in love potions or fed to homing pigeons for that reason. Also, it is widely believed that to protect an object from being stolen, sprinkle it with caraway.
As you can see, the caraway plant has fern-like leaves, almost feathery like coriander and fennel. Be aware that although they resemble each other, caraway will not grow well next to fennel.
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