I don't know what to do with this stuff now that it's growing. Do I let it flower? Will it dry in the garden? It smells so good.
Go to
Hippy Gourmet and click on PBS Recipes. Scroll down to the fourth one, Summer Squash.
LMT...that is a GREAT site...thanks for sharing it!
Sheri, I planted dill for the first time this year...a lady from the church comes and cuts it to use in her pickles. I am going to cut some later to make vinegrette with...then you can use it for marinades or salads. Dill is REALLY good dried...sprinkle some on fish or salmon dishes..YUMMIEEEE!
I love dill. I use it alot in cooking. I have to go transplant a bunch now. I keep the seeds for next year. I don't do any pickling, not becuase I don't like it, I just haven't given it a shot yet,lol.
Oh, give it a shot...pickeling is REALLY fun!
I been thinkin about it this season. I am going to have a ton of dill this year. so I jsut may give it a go. it's easy ya say right?
Doesn't Dill have to be planted in an area
in your garden, where it should be left alone???
Kinda like Rhubarb or Asparagus???
It's like a perennial? OR it re~seeds it'self,
and you shouldn't disturb where it's growing or
area/??
I had a package and was hesitant to plant it,
cause I"m low on space...
I have heard very good reviews when reading about it, its' GREAT for attracking BENEFICIALS to your garden....
Weezsie, it does re-seed itself and rather well to,lol. I have it in a central spot in my herb bed. I know from here on out it will always be right there. I also have learned that if you let it go to sed and a really good wind comes,lol. it will show up pretty much anywhere it lands,kinda like dandelions. so be careful if you let it go to seed. I am out there collecting seeds right when they turn.