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Rubia tinctorum
Common Madder; Madder

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INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THIS PLANT The underground rhizomes of this perennial plant can be used to dye wool or silk, yarn or fabric, that has been pre-treated with alum, an orange to red color.
FAMILY Rubiaceae (Madder Family)  Other Plants in the Madder Family
HABIT Herbaceous
GROWTH FORM Climbing
RANGE SE Europe to C Asia, Vietnam
FLOWERS Yellow;white (Greenish;greenish)
FRUIT Red;black (Dark)
HARDINESS USDA Zone 4 (Coldest zone where hardy)
SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS Dye Plant
COMMON NAME(S) Common Madder | Madder
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Individual Location for Rubia tinctorum:
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191463*1 2019 Chatfield Historic Farm, Dye Garden

 

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