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Flax for linen In the UK Linum Usitatissimum is “linseed” and “flax”. Different varieties have [...]
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Prior to industrialisation even small farmers grew flax to produce linen for their own needs [...]
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Linen warp and woollen weft threads Linsey-woolsey (also called linsey and lincey) is a fabric made [...]
The origins of the linseed and flax Linum usitatissimum is just one species of the Linum family. Some [...]
Phormium tennax: New Zealand Flax New Zealand flax is completely unrelated to common flax or linseed [...]
Linum usitatissimum Linseed was one of the first plants cultivated by man at least as [...]
Northern Ireland flax and linen In the last couple of centuries flax was an important [...]
Children’s book by K. D Ushinskiai, adapted by Marguerita Rudolph and illustrated by Yaroslavava I was introduced to [...]
