About Nature’s Dyes
1. Blue jean pea plant. A member of the pea family, Indigofera tinctoria, the plant that produces blue jean blue,
Read More1. Blue jean pea plant. A member of the pea family, Indigofera tinctoria, the plant that produces blue jean blue,
Read MoreJuicy leaves 1. Juicy fruit. With succulent plants, it’s not only the fruit that’s juicy, it’s the whole plant. These
Read More1. What’s so great about peonies? Peonies are drought tolerant, deer resistant, fragrant, hardy to Zone 2 and they can
Read More1. Potted plants in bloom (1). At the garden centre, should you buy plants that are already blooming or not?
Read More1. Prickle or thorn, it still hurts. Technically, roses have prickles. Thorns are modified leaves containing vascular strands of the
Read MorePurslane 1. Move over spinach. Purslane, sometimes called portulaca, is an edible weed. It has 10 times the Omega 3
Read More1. It’s thyme, baby. Thyme will hold up nicely as groundcover between flagstones in a sunny area that gets a
Read More1. The strawberry isn’t a berry. It isn’t even a fruit. Botanically speaking, the strawberry is a false fruit because
Read More1. Flowers on spikes. Spiky flowers could refer to flowers with spikes or flowers that form on a spike-like stem;
Read MoreUlam Raja 1. King’s salad. When we think of cosmos, we think of the pretty delicate flowers once so common
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