Dill 'Bouquet'

Dill Plants For Sale

Anethum graveolens

Herb Growing Tips

Light:  Full Sun

Temperature:  Annual

Watering:  Keep this lovely herb moist, but avoid constant 'wet feet.'

Soil: Well drain soil 

Comments:  Dill is short-lived, so it's best to succession plant or prune often to keep from bolting. Dill is also a great host for Swallowtail Butterfly larvae

Herb Description

Dill is a delightful culinary herb known for its feathery green leaves and distinctive, aromatic flavor. This annual herb thrives in full sun and is a favorite in gardens for both its lush appearance and its versatility in the kitchen. Whether you're adding a fresh touch to salads, enhancing the flavor of pickles, or seasoning fish and poultry dishes, dill brings a unique taste that elevates your culinary creations.

Dill plants are not only practical but also beneficial to your garden's ecosystem, as they attract Swallowtail Butterfly larvae, making them a wonderful addition for those who appreciate biodiversity. With well-drained soil and consistent moisture—without the risk of waterlogging—dill thrives and produces a bounty of greens.

Since dill is short-lived, consider succession planting or frequent pruning to keep your harvest continuous and prevent it from bolting. Ideal for home cooks and seasoned chefs alike, growing dill adds freshness to your meals and a vibrant touch to your garden. Discover the joy of cultivating your own dill and elevate your dishes with this aromatic herb! 

Order your dill plants today and bring a burst of flavor into your kitchen and garden!