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Dyers Woad

Dyer's Woad

Dyer's Woad was introduced into North America from Europe, probably late in the 17th century. It was cultivated as a sources of blue dye and has since naturalized as a weed of dry areas in our region. Dyer's Woad spreads primarily by seed. Source: Idaho's Noxious Weeds by Robert H. Callihan & Timothy W. Miller

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