By Bonnie L. Grant Celery seed is a common kitchen staple used in salads, dressings and other recipes. It is available in supermarkets but think how much more flavor the fresh seed from your celery would hold. Saving celery seeds just requires a little timing and knowledge of the life cycle of this plant. Here are some tricks on how to harvest celery seeds, allowing you to capture the intense flavor of the spice when fresh. Celery Seed Harvesting Celery seed has a long history of use as a medicament and spice. As an herb, it was thought to help with digestion and appetite, cure colds and flu, enhance liver and spleen health, treat arthritis and even help reduce water retention. Today, it is primarily used as a seasoning. When you know how to save celery seeds properly, fresh seed can last for up to 5 years. That is a
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