Anethum graveolens (seeds)
Anethum graveolens : Dill Originates from the Mediterranean countries and Sou...
Anethum graveolens : Dill
Originates from the Mediterranean countries and Southwestern Asia.
Annual plant, herbaceous, upright growth reaching 80-120 cm high.
Dill has pteroid leaves, similar to Marathon., and the flowers are small, yellow in a shade.
Blooms July-August.
It prefers dry, medium consistency, well drained soils and sunny or semi-shady places.
All the inherent parts of the plant are strongly aromatic.
Edible. It is used in cooking raw or cooked.
It has healing properties and is used in traditional medicine.
It is also a bee-keeping plant
Species ID
Species:
Anethum graveolens
Origin:
Europe - Sowthwest Asia
Plant Characteristics
Plant Type:
- Bushwood
Aroma:
Aromatic leaves and flowers
Requirements
Soil Type:
Moderate, Well Drained
Soil Acidity:
6,5-7,5
Light Requirements:
Full Sun- Semi-Shade
Water Requirements:
Moderate
Usage:
- Aromatic
- Bee plant
- Cuisine
- Herb
- Medicinal
- Therapeutic
- Traditional Medicine