Dyeing with Nature Class!

Did you know that you can easily grow natural dye plants in your own garden — for dyeing fabric, wool yarns, or even children’s art supplies?

In fact, chances are that you already have some plants in your garden that have dye properties. Common garden plants, such as marigold, Black-eyed Susan, madder, cosmos, and so much more all release pigment when simmered in hot water, so they can be used as dyes.

Many of these plants are multi-purpose plants. Marigolds repel pests in the garden; elderberry attracts birds and beneficial pollinators; comfrey improves garden soil; and black walnuts, fennel, purple basil, onion, rhubarb, and blackberry are edible. So even if you have limited garden space, you can choose plants such as these that have multiple benefits and purposes.

Come learn about the exciting and versatile world of dye plants and how to bring a rainbow of garden colors into your life!

Cancellation and Ticket Policy:

One ticket per individual. No splitting tickets.

In the event that a ticket holder needs to cancel their reservation at least 2 weeks before class starts a refund minus the processing fee will be issued. Refunds/credits will not be issued to the ticket holder who requests a cancelation within 2 weeks of the class start time or does not attend. If a participant is unable to come to class their supplies can be picked up at a later date

If less than 4 people enroll, the class will be cancelled, and a full refund will be issued.

As a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, every dollar spent at Piney Woods Farm is for charitable purposes. Our sustainable approach to farming equips us to help supply our local communities with organic, nutrient-dense goods and produce—to date, we’ve donated over 100,000 pounds of produce to community food banks and other charitable organizations!

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