Bouquet Dill

$2.00

Approximate seeds per pack: 350
Days till maturity: 65
Biennial 
Full Sun
Container Friendly

This variety is perfect for use in cut flower arrangements (hence the name). This variety blooms sooner than mammoth dill and is slightly smaller which makes it perfect for growing in containers. Leaves, immature flowers, and mature seeds make delicious pickling spices.

 

 

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    Bouquet Dill

    9 reviews for Bouquet Dill

    1. Ethan –

      I like this dill for garnish. I have not tried drying it yet or perhaps a pate for pickling. seems to be less fragrant than other dill I have grown but overall an attractive looking plant.

    2. Lauren A. –

      Came up within a few days with 100% germination! I was so very exited!The best germination I have ever experienced!

    3. amanda.g.shaffer86 –

      Germinated quickly and easily. Has not yet had a chance to grow enough to harvest, but seems to be growing quickly. One of the few plants I had survive the late snow we had this year. Definitely recommend

    4. lyonsashley267 –

      i prefer the mammoth, but this one isn’t bad!

    5. gpicanco06 –

      Not a dill taste to be found in this dill. I’m super disappointed in these seeds. Sadly I wanted a dill that was really dilly because I needed it for cooking and this dill said it was the best for pickling in particular. So I bought it and I’m sorry I wasted time (a lot of it with mailing being what it is) and money on this one. No dill flavor it’s green tasting.

    6. Deanna Berg –

      I love to use bouquet dill throughout the vegetable and flower beds. It is great for culinary uses and for pollinators. It is pretty and attracts butterflies as a larval host plant. Make sure you plant enough to share with the caterpillars.

    7. ashleeboivin802 –

      Love this dill. It does take a little bit of time for it to actually ‘grow up’ but totally worth it. I use this dill in legit everything. Meats, veggies, sides… Everything. 100% fabric grow bags. 10a here. Will always grow. Even though it says bouquet dill it still is a prolific producer.

    8. keifferr12 –

      I started ours indoors in a pot. It is doing awesome, and tastes awesome.

    9. cd.mans –

      Big plant. Didn’t survive the winter in zone 5.

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    • 4

      Name : Ethan

      Location : Lunenburg , United States (US)

      I like this dill for garnish. I have not tried drying it yet or perhaps a pate for pickling. seems to be less fragrant than other dill I have grown but overall an attractive looking plant.

      06-Feb-2016

    • 5

      Name : Lauren A.

      Location : ,

      Came up within a few days with 100% germination! I was so very exited!The best germination I have ever experienced!

      18-Mar-2016

    • 5

      Name : amanda.g.shaffer86

      Location : Bruceton Mills , United States (US)

      Germinated quickly and easily. Has not yet had a chance to grow enough to harvest, but seems to be growing quickly. One of the few plants I had survive the late snow we had this year. Definitely recommend

      27-May-2020

    • 3

      Name : lyonsashley267

      Location : Moses Lake , United States (US)

      i prefer the mammoth, but this one isn’t bad!

      26-Oct-2020

    • 1

      Name : gpicanco06

      Location : Tyngsboro , United States (US)

      Not a dill taste to be found in this dill. I’m super disappointed in these seeds. Sadly I wanted a dill that was really dilly because I needed it for cooking and this dill said it was the best for pickling in particular. So I bought it and I’m sorry I wasted time (a lot of it with mailing being what it is) and money on this one. No dill flavor it’s green tasting.

      05-Feb-2021

    • 4

      Name : Deanna Berg

      Location : Fredericksburg , United States (US)

      I love to use bouquet dill throughout the vegetable and flower beds. It is great for culinary uses and for pollinators. It is pretty and attracts butterflies as a larval host plant. Make sure you plant enough to share with the caterpillars.

      15-Feb-2021

    • 5

      Name : ashleeboivin802

      Location : Largo , United States (US)

      Love this dill. It does take a little bit of time for it to actually ‘grow up’ but totally worth it. I use this dill in legit everything. Meats, veggies, sides… Everything. 100% fabric grow bags. 10a here. Will always grow. Even though it says bouquet dill it still is a prolific producer.

      15-Feb-2021

    • 5

      Name : keifferr12

      Location : Wheeler , United States (US)

      I started ours indoors in a pot. It is doing awesome, and tastes awesome.

      19-Feb-2021

    • 5

      Name : cd.mans

      Location : Boudreau-Ouest , Canada

      Big plant. Didn’t survive the winter in zone 5.

      06-May-2021