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Fernleaf Dill Seeds

Dill, Fernleafว All-America Selections winner. Branching from the base, these dwarf plants have ornamental ferny leaves and are ideal for containers. Likes full sun. Start seed indoors early or sow directly in the ground after all danger of frost. Sun:

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