***WOAD SEEDS MAY NOT BE SHIPPED TO WASHINGTON STATE***
Noxious Weed and Plant Quarantine (WAC 16-752-600).

***If you live in Washington State, and would like to purchase this collection, please contact me so we can discuss a substitution.*****

****WOAD***
Woad, (Isatis tinctoria),is an ancient dye plant, used for centuries as a source for beautiful blue color.
It is very easy to grow and is one of the most hardy of the indigo bearing plants.
Rinsing woad seeds with cool water before planting can help wash away germination-inhibiting chemicals and help speed sprouting.
Plant the large seeds directly in rich, well drained soil once the earth has warmed up in spring.
Woad seeds may also be started early indoors a few weeks early. Since woad grows a long taproot, transplanting must be done gently and carefully.
Since woad can easily spread, you should harvest the seeds as soon as they're ripe to prevent it taking over your, (or your neighbor's), garden!
Unfortunately, for this reason, woad seeds cannot be shipped to some parts of the United States..
Please check your state's rules regarding this plant.
*****Woad seeds cannot be shipped to Washington State! If you live in Washington State, and would like to purchase this collection, please contact me so we can discuss a substitution.*****