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Dukat Dill - (Anethum graveolens) |
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Dukat dill is the sweetest dill of all. Outstanding production of large, lush foliage used before the seed heads form. Bred for its sweetly aromatic essential oil content. Has a wonderfully mellow, never bitter flavor for culinary uses. Dukat also attracts beneficial insects like hover flies, ladybugs and bees, which keep the aphid population to a minimum while helping pollinate the rest of the garden.
Approx 100 seeds per pack
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Great Dill |
| I have tried to grow dill in the past remembering how it used to come up in my Moms and Grandmothers garden. They used to let it self sow and used it to make cucumber pickles. However, during the past three years, I could not make it grow. As soon as it got hot my dill disappeared. This dill has strong stems, and big seed heads. It germinated well, and I am very happy with it. I definitely will plant it again next year. |
| - N. Koestler, AZ |
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