Latin: Anethum graveoleus
Common: Dill, fernleaf
Annual
Height: 12-18"
Care: Direct seed May 1, slow germination, 1/4" deep, 10" apart.
Thin seedlings to 6 inches apart when the seedlings are 3 inches tall. The seed heads will come on around the 70 day mark for most varieties.
The stalks can be cut when they are feathery with their traditional flat clusters of flowers. Try to harvest in early flower stage for cooking or salads.
If you let the plant set seed, these can be used in a wide variety of cooking and pickling efforts including dill pickles.
The stalks can be cut when they are feathery with their traditional flat clusters of flowers. Try to harvest in early flower stage for cooking or salads.
If you let the plant set seed, these can be used in a wide variety of cooking and pickling efforts including dill pickles.
Light: Full sun
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