Mammoth Dill Seeds
Mammoth Dill, also known as
Dill and
Anethum graveolens, is Native to southern Europe.
The
Mammoth Dill plant is an attractive, tall plant with a light, distinct, lovely aroma. The leaves, immature flower tops and mature seeds essential in pickling. This easy-to-grow productive herb will reseed itself if allowed. As a companion plant,
dill can enhance the growth of cabbages, onions, lettuce and tomatoes.
Mammoth Dill is a staple culinary herb in Greek cooking. It is common in Scandinavian and German food as well.
The extra large seed heads of
Mammoth Dill are used in pickles and herb vinegars. The chopped leaves are an indispensable culinary herb used in a variety of fish dishes, sauces, salads, soups, and dips.
Dill is also a favorite on fish and eggs. The flower heads from the
dill plant also make a beautiful touch to a special garden bouquet.
Also available:
Basil Seeds
Cilantro Seeds
Chive Seeds
Seafood Seasoning
Companion Plants for Dill: These plants will grow well with Carrots
Dill repels: Aphids, spider mites, squash bugs, cabbage looper
- Cabbage - Dill repels cabbage looper
- Corn
- Onions
- Dill is one of the the few plants said to grow well with Fennel
Repellent Plants for Dill: Avoid planting these within close proximity to Dill
Dill attracts: Hoverflies, Wasps, Tomato Horn Worms, honeybees, Ichneumonid Wasps
