Dill
Anethum graveolens 'Fernleaf'
- Leaves and seeds have a multitude of culinary uses
- Flowers attract butterflies
- Compact growth habit
- AAS winner
- Use leaves fresh, dried, or fresh frozen
Details
Anethum graveolens 'Fernleaf' has fragrant ferny foliage and flowers that attract butterflies to the garden. Leaves and seeds provide a distinctive flavor and aroma to a wide range of culinary favorites, including pickles, potatoes, fish and dips. This particular Dill has a neat, compact growth. AAS winner 1992.
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Type:
Annual
Herb
Sun/Shade:
Full Sun to Part Sun
Bloom Color:
Yellow
Hardiness Zone:
Not hardy
Height:
14-18 inches
Spread:
8-12 inches
Benefits:
Vigorous Growth
Truly Heat Tolerant
Fragrant
Attracts Wildlife:
Attracts Butterflies
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