How to Get Free Dill Plants for Life

It's super easy to save your own dill seeds for next year and beyond. Here's what you do.
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[@christajordaan7432]

❤thank you girl... love this.. exactly the same with fennel.. love the liquorice smell of it too...
I'll just take some of my dried Dill seeds that I bought from Woolies and pray they grow...😊❤

[@judymarielamb2408]

Thank you ☺️ I adore dill ❣️

[@Brwykk]

Great video! 🙏

[@krisyallowega5487]

I know a few gardeners that simply allow their plants to self-sow for the following years. Me on the other hand tend to my herbs; constantly thinning, pruning as well as harvesting seeds. Seed harvesting because they are for following years to come as well as for cooking and baking.

[@digsindirt4490]

Perfect timing because I’m struggling with my dill.

[@cheriebrantner5543]

You want a lot of heads if you can pickles!!

[@jim6235]

Leave some seeds on the plants to feed the birds and chipmunks, etc. and to regrow new plants when the seeds fall to the ground.

[@faraerf394]

I have tried so many times to get dill in the box but unfortunately every time I grow them after a month they die. I don’t know what is wrong with my growing.

[@ElizabethBartley]

Dill needs a lot of water