https://www.snapdragonlife.com/blogs/blog/ A fuzzylime (cms+) autogenerated channel feed. http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss fuzzylime (cms+) https://www.snapdragonlife.com/news/blog/growing-dye-plants-in-scotland-what-actually-works-in-my-heavy-wet-soil/#comment1222 In reply to Louise BallantineIt sounds as though your main challenge is going to be keeping the pots from drying out. Something with a deep tap root, like fennel, will work in a deep pot as it will be very efficient in getting all the water - it also handily droops very obviously when thirsty. Mediterranean herb plants generally will give colours - soft yellowy greens mainly. The other option is to get pot friendly varieties of dye plants - bedding tagetes, coreopsis and dahlia will all dye/print in the same way as their taller relations.]]> Katie https://www.snapdragonlife.com/news/blog/growing-dye-plants-in-scotland-what-actually-works-in-my-heavy-wet-soil/#comment1222 Fri, 20 Mar 2026 18:20:52 +0000 https://www.snapdragonlife.com/news/blog/growing-dye-plants-in-scotland-what-actually-works-in-my-heavy-wet-soil/#comment1221 Unknown user https://www.snapdragonlife.com/news/blog/growing-dye-plants-in-scotland-what-actually-works-in-my-heavy-wet-soil/#comment1221 Fri, 20 Mar 2026 18:07:46 +0000