Dill Bouquet Seed
Best pickling herb for home gardeners seeking reliable, flavorful harvests.
Cultivate the superior Bouquet Dill Seed, an annual herb celebrated for its vigorous growth and intense flavor. This easy-to-grow variety produces pungent leaves ideal for culinary flavoring and branches and seeds perfect for pickling. Reaching about 36 inches in height, it's a notable addition to any garden. As part of the Sakata Harvest Collection, it promises reliable performance for home growers seeking quality herbs. Enjoy its strong, aromatic profile throughout the growing season.
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Price vs Category Average
-53%
Below average
Soil Temperature
6570
/ -°F
Who it's for
- Home canners needing abundant harvests for pickling projects
- Gardeners seeking tall, structural plants for visual interest
- Cooks wanting versatile herbs for both fresh and dried use
Who should skip it
- Gardeners in hot climates wanting a long leaf-harvest season
- Low-maintenance gardeners wanting to avoid unwanted volunteer plants
- Container gardeners or those with limited garden bed space
Performance breakdown
Germination reliability
Consistent sprout rates make this a dependable choice for home gardeners.
Culinary versatility
Equally effective for fresh herb usage and large-scale pickling projects.
Growth vigor
Rapid development ensures a quick harvest throughout the growing season.
Ease of cultivation
Direct sowing requirements simplify the planting process for beginners and experts.
Flavor intensity
Delivers a robust, pungent profile that stands up well in recipes.
Garden footprint
Reaches a substantial height, requiring careful spacing for optimal airflow.
Key Specs
Soil Temperature
65-70°F
Germination Lighting
Cover Seed
Germination Days
7-21 Days
Plant Height
36 inches
Plant Type
Annual Herb
Seeding Depth
0.25-0.5 inches
Planting Method
Direct Sow
Spacing in Row
10-12 inches
Know before you buy
Not at all. Bouquet Dill is known for its vigorous, easy-to-grow habit, making it an excellent choice for gardeners of all experience levels.
Yes, this variety is specifically prized for its branches and seeds, which are ideal for pickling, as well as its pungent leaves for fresh culinary use.
These seeds should be direct sown into your garden soil at a depth of 0.25 to 0.5 inches. Ensure the soil temperature is between 65-70°F and cover the seeds lightly, as they require darkness to germinate.
To allow for proper growth, space your plants 10-12 inches apart within the row, with 2-3 feet of space between each row.
Bouquet Dill typically reaches a mature height of about 36 inches, so plan for that vertical space in your garden layout.
You can expect germination to occur within 7 to 21 days after planting, provided the soil conditions are optimal.
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