Madder - Rubia tinctorum Size:5 inch also known as "apricot mallow

also known as "apricot mallow

Mature plants produce a tall stalk with clusters of yellow flowers that can reach up to twenty feet high

and occupy the same ecological niche as the North American agave and yucca

Rosmarinus means 'Dew of the Sea' because rosemary was said to have been draped around the Greek goddess Aphrodite when she rose from the sea

I particularly admire this scented geranium variety for its charmingly petite characteristics

Madder - Rubia tinctorum Size:5 inch also known as "apricot mallowRubia tinctorum, commonly known as Madder, is a perennial herbaceous plant with a rich history of use as a natural dye source. It has been cultivated for centuries for its deep red color, which has been used to color textiles and fabrics since ancient times. In the medieval era and the renaissance the dye was in high demand for coloring luxurious fabrics, such as silk and velvet. The madder trade contributed significantly to the economy and cultural