When to Plant Dill, and a Few Points About Pickles
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2019
- A short video on when to plant dill so that it's ready at the same time that you are making pickles.
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Dill is awesome. Plant once, it's always around. I like a little in Mac n cheese.
I love dill potatoes...
Your snow has all melted... There's still 2 feet of snow on my garden. So I have dill planted inside, to grow transplants. First time for me!
Ever since the flood a few years ago I have not had any dill, I have tried 3 different types of seeds, in different soils about 6 different times in south Louisiana. Before the flood, I grew great here.
I wonder what that's all about?
I had huge 0-2 hearty drill in the late 60's, and that now in 2022 and for 6 years previous I cannot grow dill.......I wish I new why, it gets about 2 inches tall and the thin little hairs dry up if it gets that big
Maybe the flood waters brought in a contaminant that the dill doesn't like.
Actually very helpful video. I'm planning on pickling for the first time this fall and I planted dill. Put it in a large planter. Wasn't sure how it would do but after your video it sounds like, it will come up beautifully. I'm in Grande and county norther Alberta so I think it's zone 3. Mostly depends on how my cucumbers do. Short growing season. 3 months at best.
Glad it was helpful!
I’ll get right on this ! I’ve got seed but forgot to plant it 😳 thanks!
Kosher dills. Yumm. So 3 good sized grape leaves per jar. Good to know. I think sometimes I've seen the vine parts in the jars too.
3 leaves per 1/2 gallon jar.
This video is great! So refreshing to be reminded that there is always something that will grow anywhere... I love the “throw them all over the place” type of gardening LOL
Is there anything else that would work along with dill for this type of planting? Any other herbs that you can just randomly seed and will come up anywhere?
I would definitely add parsley to the list
Dill helps to protect your tomatoes as it encourages Lady bugs which eat the aphids that eat your tomato plants
Imagine who 1st thought to put dill with Lacto fermented cucumbers, now its spread all across the world.
Yep - that person as a genius!
That was cool! I love Dill! I love that they come up all over the place! I always let the best few plants produce mature seed heads and as you say they self sow beautifully! I have been toying with the idea of making fermented pickles for decades, your grape leaf suggestion is brilliant!
Klaus
I use grape leaves in my pickles! Krunchy!
Exactly
the grape leaves contain tannic acid which intern makes your pickles crunchy
exactly
And if you don't have grapes, you can use a teabag or two.
I plan planting Dill so that it comes in when the cucumbers
are C omming in... J Bell
I have dill every where,it seems to come up by volunteer every year.Can you trim it back and make it bushy?
I've not fount it to work that way. It grows like cilantro if that makes any sense
Bay leaves also keep them crunchy. I believe it's called pectin
Going to try some dill in an area I don’t cultivate. Would you show us how to make your dill pickles when it is time to harvest your cukes?
He has a video already! I'm going to be making as well!
Will do a new video if I can get time on the right day - but other comment is right - I've done vids on this before
You were talking about fermenting cucumbers . I make fermented pickles but they always turn to mush in a couple of months. I used your recipe. I used distilled water pickling cucumber and grape leaves,dill,garlic. They tasted great but turned to mush. What do you think is happening
carol parrish grape leaves have to be used right away.
If you had the grape leaves - maybe not enough salt? I had one batch go mushy last year. 3 heaping tablespoons per 1/2 gallon. Also - did you cut the ends off?
@@maritimegardening4887 I did not cut the ends off. Was I suppose to ?
@@maritimegardening4887 I did quarter the bigger ones.
www.groworganic.com/organic-gardening/articles/cut-those-blossom-ends-off-your-cucumbers
we get swallowtails on our dill,,,,love dill,,,,,,,let it grow everywhere,
do deer eat dill ?
Not in my experience. In fact herbs in general get left alone.
I was just thinking this while scrolling through the comments and then there was your comment.
Do you plant by the phases of the moon?
My mom swears by it.
I have no idea - its based on what's happening on the ground. That may be tied to what's happening on the sky but I have no idea about that.
I did not see any commercials you are demobilized ?
sorry demonitized
Larry nope I saw ads.
@@edieboudreau9637 I hope so I love his channel
He should make some money for his time.
Been gardening for 30 years.
zone b
outside Chicago subs
Thanks man - yes they are monetized. Not quitting my day job just yet tough :)