Dill

Commonly grown, more compact than regular dills. If you want a lot of the ferny green, Green Sleeves is a better choice.

Commonly grown, more compact than regular dills. If you want a lot of the ferny green, Green Sleeves is a better choice.

Very late bolting dill, bushy habit with dark blue-green color. Delight is for leaf harvest and vigorous production leads to high yield potential. Suitable for fresh market or processing.

Very late bolting dill, bushy habit with dark blue-green color. Delight is for leaf harvest and vigorous production leads to high yield potential. Suitable for fresh market or processing.

Diana is robust but very slow-bolting, erect dill grown for bunching the ferny blue-green leaves. About 18” tall.

Early with heavy foliage and large umbels. Anthocyanin free (non-purple).

Early with heavy foliage and large umbels. Anthocyanin free (non-purple).

Ella is bred for sale as a living plant, or for selling bunches of the ferny greens. It will produce a lot of stems and is slow bolting. The color and uniformity are excellent. It is suitable for hydroponics.

Hera is a favorite variety to use to bunch the ferny greens. Compact, uniform plants grow about 16” tall. It is slow to form a seedhead. Beautiful green and erect.