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Catalog Products: Dill
| About Dill |  | | |
| | | Dill, like most herbs, loves to bask in the sun, but will tolerate afternoon shade. Dill grows up to 3 feet tall, so plant it in the back of your flower, vegetable or herb garden. Sow seeds close together. This will allow the plants, which blow over easily to support each other. Cover the seeds lightly, and allow a week or two for them to germinate. For a continuous crop, sow repeatedly from mid spring to early summer. Swallowtail caterpillars are fond of dill. | | Return to top |
| Dill -Bouquet |  | | |
| | | Anethum graveolens 12,700s/oz. Annual.
The most widely grown dill. Blooms early with large seed umbrels and good foliage for pickling. Untreated seeds. | | Return to top |
| Dill, Fernleaf or Dwarf |  | | |
| | | Anethum graveolens 12,700s/oz. Annual. Fernleaf or dwarf dill grows to 18" high. It has dark green leaves. It is slow to bolt and is grown especially for its leaves rather than its seed. It is a unique dwarf that is outstanding for container culture as well as for those with limited space. Excellent flavor. | | Return to top |
| Dill, Mammoth |  | | |
| | | Anethum graveolens 12,700s/oz. Annual.
References for dill have been found on Egyptian papyrus dating to 5000 years ago. Magicians in the Middle Ages used dill to ward off witches. I use dill mainly to make a really good dill pickle. Easy to grow variety yields a large quantity of seeds. Untreated seed. | | Return to top |
| Dill-Dukat |  | | |
| | | Anethum graveolens 12,700s/oz. Annual. Finer cut, more ferney leaves than Mammoth. Slower to bolt. Excellent flavor. Untreated seeds. | | Return to top |
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