When to plant dill

Dill (cool-season annual herb) is classed semi hardy in the cited extension guidance. The timing rules below are relative to your local freeze dates — enter a location to turn them into calendar dates.

The rules this site applies
MethodFrost-relative windowRule & reconciliation
Direct-sow outdoors2–1 weeks before the median last spring freezeIllinois: sow in spring one to two weeks before the last frost; Oklahoma State's Table 1 agrees (one or two weeks before).

No start seeds indoors window: Dill is tap-rooted and resents transplanting; the cited guides time direct sowing only.

Variety assumption: Leaf harvest begins about 40–55 days from sowing.

Crop rule sources (2)
Reviewed city pages for dill
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