Lady’s Bedstraw Dye

January 30, 2022 by admin

I planted this from seed a few year’s ago and harvested some recently. Planting it in a pot makes it easy to get all the roots.

Posted in Cooking | 2 Comments

on January 30, 2022 at 6:37 pm | Reply THERESA ZELAZNY

I would love to see a picture that shows a clearer plant structure as well as the Latin name. It would be most useful. A piece of paper behind the leaf and stem with flower attached. Thanks lovely color.
on June 11, 2022 at 12:39 pm | Reply Christina Olson

Hi Diana!
Just found this site, hope you remember me & our sessions of Canning Connections at the Garden House on Beacon Hill. Perhaps it will be news to you that Historic Seattle acquired the house & property and will be undertaking a robust preservation/rehab. Including the kitchen!
Would you happen to have pics of our canning sessions showing folks using it? I’m planning a campaign to help $$ with the kitchen rennovations using a community sharing model– “Potholder Partners” volunteer makers and then offer them up for sale. Collecting fabric now, debut sale at Pear-a-dise on August 21. Let me know if you want to make a few.
Thanks for pix in advance. (Just finished a roasted rhubarb jam)

Christina Olson
gaspari5@msn.com
https://historicseattle.org/project/garden-house/