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Grow your own blue dye! Indigo is one of the oldest plant textile dyes, and it’s pretty as an ornamental, too. These vigorous plants produce an abundance of side shoots for cut-and-come-again plant dye material and, as they mature they yiel...
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Love to grow these seeds!
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Susan · January 6, 2026
I am so excited to have my first harvest and make some beautiful indigo dye!
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Timothy · September 22, 2023
We planted Japanese indigo seeds for the first time this year (in Pennsylvania) and we’ve had fun watching them grow. Hudson Valley seeds have always had a terrific germination rate for us. The healthy, attractive indigo plants have grown well in a raised bed with rich soil and also in a section of our yard that has heavy clay soil. For the first harvest of leaves I dyed merino wool and the color was a beautiful blue!
