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Dill (Anethum graveolens)

Dill is a good companion to cabbage, improving its growth and health. It does not do well by carrots and if allowed to mature will greatly reduce that crop. So pull it before it blooms.

Dill will do well if sowed in empty spaces where early beets have been harvested and light sowings may be made with lettuce, onions or cucumbers. Honeybees like to visit dill blossoms.