Dill's fresh/dried leaves and seeds season many foods—classically pickles. Plants grow 3–4 ft. with soft feathery leaves and flat yellow flower clusters. Annual, all zones, full sun, infrequent water. Sow seed directly in spring after frost danger. Thin to 1½ ft. apart.
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