Leave the seeds on the plant until the flowers turn brown and are about to fall off. Pull the flowers apart to find the seeds. Dill is a very tiny seed.

By use it, do you mean in a spice mix? I think of parsley as a polite herb,,,it doesn't overwhelm other flavors, so I don't see why you couldn't.

Jan

thanks zack I was going to pull them when it was opened so I thank you.

Jll I use most these in cooking I don't see why I should pay a supermarket the money to grow them besides it odd problem mildew and aphids I seem to be ok at minute parsley and coriander the soft herbs and lovely freshness to any dish and colour sas for sage thyme and rosemary the add loads flavour to stews fish etc

but coriander fennel and some more you can use the freshness of leaves and the spiceyness from the seeds what I am after is a mix plants in seeding and others in growing

thanks zack I was going to pull them when it was opened so I thank you.

Jll I use most these in cooking I don't see why I should pay a supermarket the money to grow them besides it odd problem mildew and aphids I seem to be ok at minute parsley and coriander the soft herbs and lovely freshness to any dish and colour sas for sage thyme and rosemary the add loads flavour to stews fish etc

but coriander fennel and some more you can use the freshness of leaves and the spiceyness from the seeds what I am after is a mix plants in seeding and others in growing

In addition to saving the seeds, in my opinion, fennel and dill weed dries well. Dill is pretty obvious to most people, but I'm just starting to appreciate a tiny pinch of fennel weed to develop flavors (and I'm not big into anise-herb flavor). I've just found that it's a nice more mellow flavor than enhances other flavors rather than the seed which can easily overpower. Also love coriander, but have not really used parsley seed before. Again, see no reason why it wouldn't work just fine.