Photo Credit: Unsplash There are two ways to grow dill at home: from seeds or from young plants. Growing from seeds is the most common and recommended method, as dill has a taproot that doesn’t ...

Companion planting these crops with dill helps keep pests away naturally. Dill (Anethum graveolens) is a fantastic companion plant in the garden. This richly fragrant and fast-growing herb doesn’t ...

Traditional companion planting, which involves planting different types of plants together or in close proximity ... rosemary, lavender, parsley, borage, dill and chives. Annual flowers can be planted ...

Many home gardeners have had success growing broccoli. Still, growing yours with the best companion plants will only benefit ...

Herbs we grow as cool-season annuals include parsley, cilantro/coriander, celery, dill, chicory, fennel, borage, arugula and ...

Many popular herbs are annual plants that survive just one season. Others are perennials, which live and are productive for ...

Growing plants in containers for sustainable living ... because most Umbelliferae seeds (think parsley, fennel and dill) need time for their underdeveloped ovaries to grow before they can sprout.