in oil paint, pure white;
safflower oil assists -
linseed tints yellow
safflower can take the place
of crocus stamin saffron
simply throughout time
this herb has a unique place
in our history
©JP/davh
Monday, April 28, 2014
2 comments:
Thanks for your kind words. I do review all comments before posting - so if your comment disappears on you, don't fret. I will post honorable comments as soon as I am able.
I do not post or return visits to "Anonymous Comments." Adding your link to an unrelated site will not help. Most everything that ends up in spam will not be posted, especially that which makes no sense to the post.
Any 'opinions' that are not introduced, explained and are unrelated to my post will not be honored. Having a 'legitimate' blog will not help - you will be marked as spam. You will have no voice here. Thank you.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
I knew that safflower was used for oil, but didn't know that it was used for tint. Thanks for this glimpse of a plant of many uses!
ReplyDeleteFar from Safflower Fields
Indeed.. it seems like this flower that I knew nothing about has some unique uses
ReplyDelete