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MUGWORT: Yields pale yellows, sage, beige Source: Grows locally as a weed or in dried leaves  Its name can be linked to the English word for moth. In Ancient Greece, the botanist Dioscorides claimed it repelled insects in the garden,...
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DANDELION: Yields yellows and light browns Source: Plentiful in many backyards There are a few examples in the historic naming of this plant. One namesake comes from the French Normans following their defeat over England in 1066. They named it...
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CANNABIS: Yields a butter yellow, to a deep gold and light brown Source: From marijuana leaves of the plant now legal to grow in Canada The harvest and industry of Cannabis has a long, varied history going back centuries. More recent...
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