Madder Root Rubia Tinctorum- The root is rich in Alizarin producing a historic red dye. Madder is a perennial climbing plant belonging to the Rubiaceae family. It can grow up to 1.5 meters in height and is characterized by its whorled leaves, small yellow flowers, and red berries. It produces sprawling vines that have fuzzy, sticky hairs all over the stalks and leaves. The most valuable part of the plant for dyeing is its roots, which contain the alizarin compound responsible for the red dye.

I have jumbo six packs, and 4 inch pots available. This item is for local pickup or drop off only. If you are not local, consider buying a seed kit instead.