This plain was covered with wild indigo, and abounded with peafowl.

The dye was made by digging up red shank and wild indigo roots which were boiled.

We saw wild indigo around the missions of San Miguel de Davipe, San Carlos, and Mandavaca.

They was dyed with copperas and wild indigo.

The terraced slopes of the mountains, ablaze with wild indigo, closed in upon him and widened out.

She dye wid copperas and walnut and wild indigo and things like dat and make pretty cloth.

The plants and bushes were dry; but wild indigo abounded, as indeed it does over large tracts of Africa.

Homespun clothing, dyed with the extract of black-walnut bark or wild indigo or swamp maple or elderberries, was worn by everybody.

For dye, he says they would boil wild indigo, poke berries, walnuts and some tree for which he has an undecipherable name.

The spinning wheel came again into use, and homespun clothing, dyed with the extract of black-walnut bark, or with wild indigo, was generally worn.

The " wild indigo tree," was also seen growing in the woods, with a leaf narrow at the base, and broad at the extremity.