jackb
Garden Master
I finally found a variety of dill, called Tetra, that is compact and seems adapt well to a small pot. The pot in the photo is only four inches in height.
Jack
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digitS'
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I bought some Bouquet Dill seed years ago. Of course, the plants went to seed in my garden. I suppose it's still the same dill - the only one I've ever bought seed for 
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The Cooks Garden claims that Tetra is also known as Dukat. I guess they might be right.
Jack, dill seems a bit prone to mildew in the garden. That disease can certainly be a problem in a greenhouse. Any trouble there?
Steve
.The Cooks Garden claims that Tetra is also known as Dukat. I guess they might be right.
Jack, dill seems a bit prone to mildew in the garden. That disease can certainly be a problem in a greenhouse. Any trouble there?
Steve
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jackb
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Steve,digitS' said:I bought some Bouquet Dill seed years ago. Of course, the plants went to seed in my garden. I suppose it's still the same dill - the only one I've ever bought seed for
The Cooks Garden claims that Tetra is also known as Dukat. I guess they might be right.
Jack, dill seems a bit prone to mildew in the garden. That disease can certainly be a problem in a greenhouse. Any trouble there?
Steve
You are correct, Tetra and Dukat are the same. I am growing the dill indoors in an ebb and flow system with lettuce and chard, and I have never had any mildew indoors. There is a small ventilation fan running and the humidity is not that high.
Jack
digitS'
Garden Master
Jack,
It looks like a salad bar!
Do you ever . . . well, of course you do!
Steve
It looks like a salad bar!
Do you ever . . . well, of course you do!
Steve
