Herb, Dill Bouquet

The Bouquet Dill (Anethum graveolens) is a multibranched dill that grows yellow flower clusters that are very aromatic with a hint of caraway flavor The feathery leaves are perfect for using as season on fish. The leaves are used in pickling. This dill will reseed itself if allowed.

• Zone – 3-11
• Germination Time – 10-21 Days
• Days to Maturity – 60-70 Days
• Planting Depth - 1/4”
• Plant Spacing - 9-12”
• Maximum Height – 12-36"
• Spread – 12-18"
• Bloom Color – Yellow
• Light Requirements – Full Sun
• Soil Requirements – Loose, loamy and well-drained
• Pests/Diseases - Aphids, tomato hookworms 
• Dill Growing Guide
• Companion Planting Guide

CLASSIFICATION: Open Pollinated, Heirloom, Non-Gmo, Annual

Open pollinated means this plants flowers are fertilized by bees, moths, birds, bats, and even the wind or rain. The seed that forms produces the same plant the following year. 

All heirlooms are open pollinated, but not all open pollinated plants are heirlooms. Only a small fraction of the plant world is considered heirloom. This variety has a history of being passed down within communities and families as early as the 1700's, similar to the generational sharing of items like jewelry or furniture.