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Bulk Dill Seeds
Most commonly used for soups, stews, and pickling, dill – often referred to as dill weed – is an aromatic biennial herb, yet is cultivated as an annual due to its ease of growth. Dill grows best under full sunlight in rich and moist, yet well-drained soil; however its flavor can actually be enhanced when stressed from heat and drought. Dill is a self-seeding plant, which makes it super easy to grow – just like a weed, hence its nickname “dill weed” – however, this also means it can invade other beds, so be sure to plant dill seeds near onions and cabbage, and far away from carrots. You can begin harvesting your dill as soon as the plant grows 4 to 5 leaves.
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Bulk Dill Bouquet Seeds (Common)
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xBulk Dill Bouquet Seeds (Common) Anethum graveolens
sold out- Annual; Grows up to 30 Inches
- Popular uses include: Culinary
- Commonly used in pickling
Anethum graveolensAs low as $15.95 -
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Bulk Dill Dukat Seeds
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xBulk Dill Dukat Seeds Anethum graveolens
sold out- Annual; Grows up to 30 Inches
- Popular uses include: Culinary
- This vigorous variety tends to product more foliage than other types of dill
Anethum graveolensAs low as $15.95 -
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Bulk Dill Long Island Mammoth Seeds
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xBulk Dill Long Island Mammoth Seeds Anethum graveolens
sold out- Annual; Grows up to 48 Inches
- Popular uses include: Culinary
- Excellent flavor
Anethum graveolensAs low as $15.95 -
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Bulk Dill Bouquet Seeds (Organic)
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xBulk Dill Bouquet Seeds (Organic) Anethum graveolens
sold outUSDA organic- Annual; Grows up to 48 Inches
- Popular uses include: Culinary
- Commonly used in pickling
Anethum graveolensAs low as $21.95
Dill is a great companion planting, so why not stock up on bulk dill seeds from the Bulk Seed Store for your next round of plantings? We carry 3 varieties of bulk dill seeds which are available in sacks as large as 25-pounds, and as small as just 1/4-pound to get you started!