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Dill is a versatile herb that originates from Eastern Europe. It has a fresh flavour synonymous with fish dishes but also wonderful in salads. 

The fine frilly leaves, delicate flowers and seeds are all edible. 

Height: 50cm or 12ft sometimes needs staking. Days to germination: 5-10 days 

Sowing: Indoors in pots all year round in sunny warm position. Outdoors from late April/May to August. Many other plants don’t like Dill so plant on its own somewhere.

Light preference: Sunny/semi-shade  

Soil requirements: Light, well-drained soil.                   Spacing: 12”-20” 

Harvest: Keep cutting as needed. For a plentiful supply plant successionally every 3-5 weeks.

Wildlife Benefits: The delicate white flowers are a favourite food for hoverflies, lady bugs and other beneficial insects.          

Dill seeds

£7.20Price
  • Each seed packet is hand painted. Inside is a planting guide on recommended months to sow the seeds, transplant them out and then when they should be ready to harvest. I have added the wildlife benefits for growing sunflowers. The artwork can be cut out and sent as a postcard. 

    The packet is made from 100% post consumer manila card waste. 

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