10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WOADWAXEN»
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1
Wyman's Gardening Encyclopedia
See seeds, cuttings. cinerea 2f Zone 7 Ashy Woadwaxen Akin to the Cytisus
species, the woadwaxens are members of the Pea Family and are for growing in
hot, dry, sunny situations. They do not transplant easily. This one, native to
southern ...
2
Landscape Plants for Eastern North America: Exclusive of ...
Genista germanica 3 (German woadwaxen). This low, more-or-less spiny shrub
from central Europe is useful in Zones 5a-7b, but is not often available and not as
showy as G. tinctoria in flower, with gray-woolly stems and leaf undersides.
3
A Weaver's Garden: Growing Plants for Natural Dyes and Fibers
and. linen. The. names. dyer's. greenwood. and. woadwaxen. have. to. do. with.
the. use of dyer's broom in sequence with woad to obtain a good green; dyed first
yellow and then blue, or vice versa, wool and other fibers end up a nice green.
4
Pictorial Calendar of the Seasons, exhibiting the pleasures, ...
413 meeting with the fine-leaved and cross-leaved heaths (Erica cinema and
tetraliw), dyer's green-weed or woadwaxen. (Gem'sta tinctor'ia), and common
crowberry (Emmet/mum, m'yrum). The name of woadwaxen is singular, like much
of ...
5
Pictorial Calendar of the Seasons, ...
413 meeting with the fine-leaved and cross-leaved heaths (Erica cinerea and
tetralix), dyer's green-weed or woadwaxen, (Genista tinctoria), and common
crowberry (Empetrum nigrum). The name of woadwaxen is singular, like much of
the ...
Mary Botham Howitt, John Aikin, 1854
6
Lioslaith, Last of the Painted Ones
For yellow she experimented with the flowers of woadwaxen and the dense
clusters of flowers from bedstraw, a plant that she regularly dried and used to stuff
her mattresses. She decided on the woadwaxen flower for her yellow colour ...
7
Trees and Shrubs in Eastern North America: Keys to the Wild ...
GENISTA LEGUMINOSAE WOADWAXEN Pea Family 1. Branchlets 2-winged
and flattened; low creeping plant . . . . . .Genista sagittalis (c and s Europe)
cREEPING WoADWAXEN 1. Branchlets more or less round, often grooved: 2.
Shoots and ...
Benjamin Coleman Blackburn, 1952
8
Bulletin of Popular Information
28 Winter Injury 1962-63 32 Vines Witchhazel, Chinese #"# Witchhazel, Common
1>5< Woadwaxen " Woadwaxen, Common 29-56 Woadwaxen, Downy Common
(illus. opp. p. 35) 3lS Yellowwood ' Yew, Browns Anglojap ' Yew, Cushion ...
... cotoneaster, cinquefoil, fragrant sumac, highbush blueberry, bayberry, redtwig
dogwood, grey dogwood, woadwaxen, rose of Sharon, Nanking cherry, beach
plum, peashrub, Virginia creeper. Evergreen Shrubs and Ground Cover: Skimmia
, ...
10
Cross Name Index of Medicinal Plants
without Croton glabellus wombwe Tephrosia vogelii wiwine Croton glabellus
wnaganaga Indigofera arrecta woadwaxen Genista tinctoria wohlriechendes
veilchen Viola odorata wonan Guazuma ulmifolia wonder-tree Parkinsonia
aculeata ...
Anthony R. Torkelson, 1995
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WOADWAXEN»
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Relaxing and inspiring Searsport Garden open to the public July 26
Some of interest include: the low, compact shrub, Royal Gold Woadwaxen; Prostrate Juniper, and Curly leaf pine. The steps lead to an elevated promenade ... «PenBayPilot.com, Jul 13»
