Why I am a Dillweed! A garden tale.

[Cinder & Smoke]

I kinda slacked off putting labels on the containers because I know enough about plants to keep track of them.

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My dill plant has been a disappointment.
I've used it in soups, salads and other cooking and really wasn't too thrilled about it.

I accidentally pulled out a whole stem of the plant and
found a small orange root at the bottom.

It's a fricken CARROT!!!!

For the last two months I have been eating carrot fronds thinking they were dill weed.

And it was a DWARF CARROT, to boot!

[RICHARD]

And it was a DWARF CARROT, to boot!

You gotta be careful...I get the feeling that there is some "Small Carrot" group out there that may take exception?

[Pinot's Mom]

Hey, Mister, that's a VERTICALLY CHALLENGED CARROT group - and don't you forget it!!

[Queen of Poop]

Thanks, Richard. I've not laughed so hard in years!!!

[Karen]

Actually those are just young normal carrots. I don't know if they will grown once they've been transplanted, though. We used to grow these short stubby carrots called "Danver's Half-longs" and those are not they!

Richard, next time you're at the store, check out the leaves on the fresh dill, you'll see the difference!

[RICHARD]

Actually those are just young normal carrots. I don't know if they will grown once they've been transplanted, though. We used to grow these short stubby carrots called "Danver's Half-longs" and those are not they!

Richard, next time you're at the store, check out the leaves on the fresh dill, you'll see the difference!

I remember the packet said that they would grow malformed if I transplanted them....nothing like an internet science project, eh?

I'll be on the look out, I have to shop tomorrow.

[karyn674]

Richard you're hlarious!

Indeed your carrots are bonsai carrots!! Lol!

Dill is also great with fish