Dill is a happy, bright-tasting herb. As Deborah Madison says, “I don’t know a single person who says, ‘I can’t stand dill!’ though such people probably do exist.” If they do exist, you might want to ...

Dill is an elegant herb commonly grown as an annual plant for its culinary, and historically medicinal, uses. You can grow dill from cuttings, though most people will traditionally grow dill from seed ...

My passion in the garden world is herbs. I love the colors, aromas, shades and textures. Plus, you can grow a whole variety on your patio. If planted in pots, they can be brought inside during the ...

Dill is not just for pickles. It also adds a distinctive tang to many different dishes. Dill leaves (also called dill weed) and dill seeds are not necessarily good substitutions for each other; dill ...

Description: Dill seeds are not actually seeds but the flat, oval, dark-brown whole fruit of the dill weed plant (the green leaves of the plant are used for culinary purposes, as well). The flat, tear ...

Dill is a good source of vitamins and minerals, including vitamin C, vitamin A, manganese, iron, and calcium. [Courtesy] Dill (Anethum graveolens) is a flavourful herb belonging to the celery family ...

Mr. Food Seed or weed? Herb or spice? Dill is a gift from our garden that packs a flavor punch! I'm naming dill as both our herb and spice of the month. You see, both herbs and spices are flavorful, ...

The fernlike foliage of dill and its lacy clusters of lime-gold flowers make the herb an appealing candidate for any garden–flower, herb or vegetable. Despite the plant’s delicate beauty, dill is ...

German and Belgian brides used to attach dill to their wedding gowns or carry it in their bouquets to bring happiness to the marriage. There may have been an ulterior motive, however. If she brought ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. Dill is a good source of vitamins and minerals, including vitamin C, vitamin A, manganese ...