Dill seeds
  • Dill seeds

Dill seeds

Anethum graveolens Dille is a widely used and easy to grow kitchen herb that belongs in every herb garden. They are beautiful plants with strong pinnate leaves and decorative yellow-green lace-cap flowers. You can also use the flowers for field bouquets.

  • Beautiful decorative plant
  • Suitable for bouquets
  • 80-100cm high
  • Leaf and seed are used

Dill prefers to grow in the sun or partial shade, in a humus-rich and permeable soil. The dill leaves are used in salads, soups, sauces, herbal vinegar and especially in fish dishes. the seeds are used in pickling in acid. Dill helps with various digestive disorders.

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Description

Dill seeds

Anethum graveolens Dille is a widely used and easy to grow kitchen herb that belongs in every herb garden. They are beautiful plants with strong pinnate leaves and decorative yellow-green lace-cap flowers. You can also use the flowers for field bouquets.

  • Beautiful decorative plant
  • Suitable for bouquets
  • 80-100cm high
  • Leaf and seed are used

Dill prefers to grow in the sun or partial shade, in a humus-rich and permeable soil. The dill leaves are used in salads, soups, sauces, herbal vinegar and especially in fish dishes. the seeds are used in pickling in acid. Dill helps with various digestive disorders.

Sowing time: Sow the dill seeds indoors from March to April or outdoors from April to July.

Planting distance: 30cm

Flowering time: from August to September the tarragon blooms small yellow-white flowers.

Storage: Freeze the fresh dill leaves or store in vinegar. The seeds are dried.

Specifications

Reference
HC-16505
EAN
8713172165058
Tags
Brand
Van Hemert & Co zaden

Other features

Botanic name
Anethum graveolens
Specialty
Cut-flowers
Category
Annual
Planting time
March - July
Flowering period
August - September
Height
80cm
Collection
van Hemert & Co

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