A Home Dyer's Garden, Part I: Growing Japanese Indigo

Japanese indigo is an annual plant with numerous varieties. Most varieties thrive in the temperate environments found in much of Utah but may exhibit stress in intense heat. This is the first of three fact sheets in the A Home Dyer's Garden series on dyeing with Japanese indigo. It covers how to grow Japanese indigo. Soil preparation, planting and spacing, water, fertilizer, insects and diseases, and harvesting are discussed.

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Digital Commons - USU (Utah State University)
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2024-10-21
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Dyeing and Modifying Textile Fibers
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A Home Dyer's Garden, Part I: Growing Japanese Indigo

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A Home Dyer's Garden, Part I: Growing Japanese Indigo

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Abstract

Japanese indigo is an annual plant with numerous varieties. Most varieties thrive in the temperate environments found in much of Utah but may exhibit stress in intense heat. This is the first of three fact sheets in the A Home Dyer's Garden series on dyeing with Japanese indigo. It covers how to grow Japanese indigo. Soil preparation, planting and spacing, water, fertilizer, insects and diseases, and harvesting are discussed.

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Dyeing and Modifying Textile Fibers
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