How to Grow Dill
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πΏ Plant Overview
Scientific Name Anethum graveolens
Category herb
Type Leaf
Days to Maturity 40 days
Starting Method Direct Sow
βοΈ Growing Requirements
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Sun
Full Sun (6-8 hours)
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Water
Moderate
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Spacing
12" apart
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Depth
0.25" deep
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Height
24-36"
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Germination
7-14 days
π€ Good Companions
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About Dill
Self-sows readily. Both leaves (dill weed) and seeds are used in cooking and pickling.
Expect your Dill to be ready for harvest in approximately 40 days from planting.
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