Pickles, salad dressing, seafood, potatoes, and cucumbers: these are just a few of dill’s culinary dance partners, making it a favorite in the herb garden. It's flavor is never better than when you pick it fresh from your garden. Another good reason to grow this graceful plant: The umbel of delicate yellow-green flowers attracts beneficial insects, from pest-eating wasps to colorful butterflies.
Bouquet Dill
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- Germination Rate--82%Life Cycle -- AnnualPlant Harvest -- 60-70 daysHardiness Zone -- 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10Soil -- Well Drained , pH 6.5 to 7.5 Sensitive to low pH (pH for indoor growing)Sun Light Requirement -- Full SunDirect Sowing -- 12"-18" apartNon GmoOpen PollinatedUSA Grown