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Dill Fernleaf

Dill 

Fernleaf:  Upright plants with airy flower heads. Freshly cut, chopped leaves enhance the flavor of dips, herb butter, soups, fish dishes and salads. The seeds are used in pickling and can also improve the taste of roasts, stews and vegetables. Try grinding the seeds to use as a salt substitute. Both the flowering heads and seeds are used in flavored vinegars and oils. Dill is an excellent option for growing in raised garden beds, containers and in-ground gardens.

Full Sun

Height: 18-24″

Size Available: 1201

 

Dill Fernleaf

Description

Dill

Dill, Anethum graveolens, is a tender annual in the carrot family (Apiaceae). It is native to Asia Minor and the Mediterranean region. The tall, leggy plant is popular for pickling but you may also use the foliage and seeds in soups, salads, breads, party dips and fish dishes. In cut flower arrangements, floral designers value dill as a feathery green filler. Dill grows best in a well drained, slightly acidic soil, rich in organic matter. Harvest green dill foliage anytime during the growing season until the umbrella-like flower clusters open.