Dill plant

Dill makes a tasty addition to the garden but you should carefully consider the plants you choose as companions for this herb. Read more on Gardener’s Path.

Learn how to make your dill last all summer long by properly pruning and harvesting your dill weed. #gardening

It's not the most popular herb, but dill is incredibly useful in a vegetable garden. In fact, companion planting dill with other herbs and vegetables can support beneficial insects, reduce pest damage, and improve the overall health of your garden. Check out the complete guide for more info on how to companion plant with dill and what not to plant next to dill for a great growing season.

Whether it’s dill pickles that have your heart, or a dill sauce on crispy grilled salmon, rest assured that dill is an easy herb to grow. With a little bit of sunlight and plenty of water, dill can easily be grown from seed. It matures quickly, and can be enjoyed during successive harvests throughout the […]

Dill is an amazing companion plant with a range of benefits for the garden. Its powerful qualities can lead to increased yield!

Dill has beautiful ferny, blue-green leaves, is an annual (sometimes biennial) and is very aromatic. Grow dill by direct seeding outdoors in the garden.

Dill is a versatile herb enjoyed worldwide for its delicious flavor in pickles and sauces. Unfortunately, if you're not careful, you can accidentally kill your dill plants when harvesting the leaves. Learn how to harvest

Learn how to dry dill so you can always have this delicious herb on hand! Dill is a great herb to have on hand, it's perfect for adding flavor to your favorite dishes. Plus, it's easy to preserve.

Growing dill plants can be a fantastic addition to any herb or vegetable garden. Their feathery foliage and delicate, lace-like flower blooms add a delicate textural intrigue to the garden bed and often make excellent companions to neighboring crops. Dill plants are herbs that make savory additions to fish dishes, soups, salads, and stews when harvested. Its seeds are also used in the culinary world for flavoring pickles, sauerkraut, and other pickled treasures. Dill can grow to heights of…