HOW to grow a NATURAL DYE GARDEN at home | How to grow marigold and coreopsis | BOTANICAL COLOURS

How to grow a natural dye garden at home, simple steps to growing marigold and coreopsis flowers. Grow your own garden at home to create botanical colours.
This is the first part of the video, from sowing until transplanting the small plants, in the next video, I'm going to show the plant with flowers and how to harvest them.

-Marigold seeds:

-Coreopsis seeds:

-Portable small Greenhouse:

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[CasaCaribe]

Hi everyone!🌱 Thank you all for subscribing to my channel, I can believe we are 700!
This is the first part of my journey of creating a natural dye garden, can wait to share with all of you the second part 💚
Marigold and coreopsis are perfect for making bundle dye, check my video to learn how to make bundle dye:

[Sofia_L_Official]

Sei davvero bravissima ❤️ mi e piaciuto questo video aspetto seconda parte 😍

[VittoriaFuser]

Io capisco inglese ma scriverlo anche no haha
Super utile il video! Ottimi consigli di cui proprio non ero a conoscenza💚

[cindyperez]

I’ve planted orange, bright yellow, and French vanilla marigolds. Will you be doing a dye video on them?

I’m thinking I should start to save my dead blooms. Should I dry them out before throwing them in a ziplock bag? Should I freeze them until I’m ready to use them for dye?

Thank you!