Dill is valued for its tender, juicy foliage and unique aroma.
Planting dill is a simple process that even an inexperienced gardener can do.
However, there are some nuances that it would be useful to know if you are interested in a large harvest of lush dill.
Caring for dill
To grow delicious dill, choose a sunny spot in the garden for the beds.
Sow dill seeds in early spring, as this herb prefers cooler temperatures.
Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged and be careful not to overfeed the plant.
You can harvest dill throughout the growing season, but be sure to trim the stems back by about 1/3 to encourage new growth.
How to sow dill correctly
There will be plenty of dill throughout the season if you plant it in clumps rather than in rows.
Place dill seeds in shallow holes, cover with soil and water. The dill will grow incredibly lush, beautiful and juicy.
All it takes is a little care and attention, and you will be harvesting a bountiful harvest of tender dill until autumn.
