False indigo (Baptisia australis) is prized for its stunning blue flowers. A long bloom season and resistance to pests make it a garden favorite.

The cultivation of this plant for its cherished blue dye tells the story of exploitative agricultural practices—and, hopefully, its reversal.

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Links to resources and information about extracting color from indigo plants, a number of different ways including aqueous extraction, dried leaves, salt rub, fresh leaf iced blender dyeing for silk and protein fibers.

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Although the popularity of the natural dye stalled when a synthetic dye was developed, picking indigo for dye is making a comeback. If you want to learn how to harvest indigo to make your own dye, click here. We’ll tell you how and when to pick indigo plants.

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My wild blue indigo (Baptisia australis) has many seed pods. Can I harvest them and grow plants from the seed? Are there special tricks to germinating baptisia?