best time to plant dill seeds Dill Bouquet Seeds, 1014 ct, Non-GMO, USA Grown

best time to plant dill seeds Dill Bouquet Seeds, 1014 ct, Non-GMO, USA GrownThis pack contains 1,014 non GMO BOUQUET dill seeds, an heirloom variety well suited to home gardens across the USA. BOUQUET dill is widely grown for both its feathery leaves and its large, flat seed heads, making it useful fresh or dried in the kitchen. Seed count: 1,014 seeds per pack Variety: BOUQUET dill, a classic heirloom selection Non GMO and open pollinated Useful for culinary purposes including pickling, seasoning, and garnishing Suitable for

This pack contains 1,014 non-GMO BOUQUET dill seeds, an heirloom variety well suited to home gardens across the USA. BOUQUET dill is widely grown for both its feathery leaves and its large, flat seed heads, making it useful fresh or dried in the kitchen.

• Seed count: 1,014 seeds per pack
• Variety: BOUQUET dill, a classic heirloom selection
• Non-GMO and open-pollinated
• Useful for culinary purposes including pickling, seasoning, and garnishing
• Suitable for in-ground beds, raised beds, and container gardens
• USA grown

Growing Tips

• Direct sow outdoors after the last frost date, or sow in early fall in mild climates. Dill does not transplant well, so sowing in place is recommended.
• Choose a site with full sun and well-drained soil. Dill tolerates a range of soil types.
• Sow seeds about 1/4 inch deep and thin seedlings to 12-18 inches apart once they reach a few inches tall.
• Water regularly but avoid waterlogged conditions. Dill is fairly drought-tolerant once established.
• BOUQUET dill matures in approximately 40-60 days for leaf harvest. Allow seed heads to fully develop and dry on the plant if harvesting seeds.
• Succession sowing every 2-3 weeks extends your harvest through the season.