Do you scatter dill all over your garden? Then this article is for you.
Experts warn that dill should never be planted anywhere.
Some plants are strictly contraindicated to be near dill.
We tell you which crops you shouldn’t plant dill next to.
What you shouldn't plant dill next to
The worst neighbor for dill is carrots. The crops will compete for moisture and nutrients.
For the same reason, it is strictly forbidden to plant dill next to parsley.
It is highly undesirable to plant dill next to onions, as they have different requirements for lighting and soil moisture.
Tomatoes, carrots, cilantro, parsnips and celery also don’t like being near dill.
In addition, it is not recommended to plant dill next to tall and spreading plants.
They will create a shadow, and dill needs a lot of light. In the shade, dill stretches out and becomes lighter.
Dill goes well with white cabbage, beets, potatoes, peas, turnips, lettuce, cucumbers and raspberries.
