Iris with setting sun illuminating a petal Achillea is a group of flowering plants, often called yarrowsKniphofia uvaria tritomea, torch lily, or red hot pokerOak Leaf Hydrangea Lavender
I don’t have a recipe for Yarrow. I have made dye using Goldenrod & Avocado. Very easy to do, so much fun. You basically dry the flower heads. When ready simmer them in water. The trick is you have to add a mordent to set the dye. The type of mordant you add, decides the shade. You can use citric acid, iron, alum and more. Check on YouTube to see what Mordant will give you the color shade. With Yarrow you can create a yellow shade or green depending on the Morgantown.
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I’ll watch on YouTube. Good tip. Thanks
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I don’t have a recipe for Yarrow. I have made dye using Goldenrod & Avocado. Very easy to do, so much fun. You basically dry the flower heads. When ready simmer them in water. The trick is you have to add a mordent to set the dye. The type of mordant you add, decides the shade. You can use citric acid, iron, alum and more. Check on YouTube to see what Mordant will give you the color shade. With Yarrow you can create a yellow shade or green depending on the Morgantown.
great flowers for a special day
Thanks Yvette
Beautiful flowers, your Yarrow would make a beautiful natural dye for yarn.
Do you have a recipe? That might be fun.
I don’t have a recipe for Yarrow. I have made dye using Goldenrod & Avocado. Very easy to do, so much fun. You basically dry the flower heads. When ready simmer them in water. The trick is you have to add a mordent to set the dye. The type of mordant you add, decides the shade. You can use citric acid, iron, alum and more. Check on YouTube to see what Mordant will give you the color shade. With Yarrow you can create a yellow shade or green depending on the Morgantown.
I’ll watch on YouTube. Good tip. Thanks
I don’t have a recipe for Yarrow. I have made dye using Goldenrod & Avocado. Very easy to do, so much fun. You basically dry the flower heads. When ready simmer them in water. The trick is you have to add a mordent to set the dye. The type of mordant you add, decides the shade. You can use citric acid, iron, alum and more. Check on YouTube to see what Mordant will give you the color shade. With Yarrow you can create a yellow shade or green depending on the Morgantown.
Superb close ups xx
Thanks for your visit today, dear Jo.
Lovely garden flowers and Happy Summer!
Thank you and happy summer to you too.
These are fabulous photos!!
Thank you Darlene. I enjoyed your author interview on YouTube
I’m pleased you liked it!
I especially like yarrows. Lovely!
They are nice this year. My mother used to say first year, sleep, second year, creep. Third year, leap!