Wedding Bouquets or Pickles?

Why not both? Whether you are pickling or creating a bouquet of eye catching flowers to throw for a wedding ending interception -this dill is for you. For excellent germination rates, about 4-5 days direct seeded and cold hardiness *survived in 20F (that’s -6.6C for our Canadian fans) this dill is easy to start and easy to transplant.

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Review “I wasn’t the biggest fan of dill, but things happen in life. When you discover one thing doesn’t need to be used in one way—life can certainly change. I like using these early flowering puppies not for the culinary flavor in my kong but for as “filler” for cut flowers for the dog weddings I frequently plan. You can call me Jennifer Lopez, or a modern lady and we don’t let anything go to waste and love using the edible flowers when garnishing our daily bowl of grain free salmon chow. -Lunabear (Puggle employee)