Ohio Heirloom Bouquet Dill Herb Seeds, 1,300+ Non-GMO Seeds for Easy Growth. Perfect for Pickling, Salads. Ideal for Outdoor, Indoor, and Hydroponic Planting in Home Vegetable Gardens

Great seeds, every one of them grew, not a dead seed in the bunch.

I just filled a planter with cheap garden dirt mixed with Miracle Grow granular fertilizer, spread a layer of seeds, then topped off with about an inch of potting soil. 2 weeks later, my planter is full of dill plants.

I started some indoors and direct sowed others. The outdoor plants germinated and sprouted so well I didn't really need the indoor starts. I use some sprigs on baked salmon yesterday and it was delicious. I'll plan on growing this every year if it doesn't come back on its own I'll plant it for sure. The cucumbers were decimated by hail this year so I doubt I'll make dill pickles but when I do I'll be using this fresh dill for sure.

I first ordered these seeds last year. The dill plants grew very well, lasted a fairly longtime, and were very flavorful. No comparison to the near-tasteless dill sold in supermarkets. However, when I tried planting more seeds a year later, after the first set of plants had died naturally, none of them would germinate. So the reason I gave these seeds only three stars for "easy to grow" is that they are only good for one season, they don't grow a year later.

Not sure what happened. Maybe the birds ate all the seed? Anyway, didn't work for me.

The seeds are small so just sprinkled the seeds in my planter. Took some time to come up and once they got growing about three inches, wow do fresh dill add flavor to the morning eggs. Well worth the money as there were enough seeds to do two planters.

Germinate quickly but only come up an inch and then brown

100% germination rate. I was surprised it grows quick too.