Blue False Indigo (Baptisia australis
False Blue Indigo or Wild Blue Indigo (Baptisia australis) is a showy member of the pea family that blooms spikes of rich blue-lavender flowers in Spring. As such it is an important early food source for native bees.
A mounding perennial with green-blue leaves, the beauty of Baptisia australis extends into the Winter as its flowers become dried seed pods.
Plant Facts:
Perennial
Grows 3-5’ high with 3’ spacing needed
Blooms April thru early July
Full sun & Medium-Moist well draining soil
In the wild you can find Baptisia australis in woodland edges and meadows.
False Blue Indigo or Wild Blue Indigo (Baptisia australis) is a showy member of the pea family that blooms spikes of rich blue-lavender flowers in Spring. As such it is an important early food source for native bees.
A mounding perennial with green-blue leaves, the beauty of Baptisia australis extends into the Winter as its flowers become dried seed pods.
Plant Facts:
Perennial
Grows 3-5’ high with 3’ spacing needed
Blooms April thru early July
Full sun & Medium-Moist well draining soil
In the wild you can find Baptisia australis in woodland edges and meadows.
False Blue Indigo or Wild Blue Indigo (Baptisia australis) is a showy member of the pea family that blooms spikes of rich blue-lavender flowers in Spring. As such it is an important early food source for native bees.
A mounding perennial with green-blue leaves, the beauty of Baptisia australis extends into the Winter as its flowers become dried seed pods.
Plant Facts:
Perennial
Grows 3-5’ high with 3’ spacing needed
Blooms April thru early July
Full sun & Medium-Moist well draining soil
In the wild you can find Baptisia australis in woodland edges and meadows.
NOTE: due to cooler temps this Spring we are giving these beautiful plants a few extra weeks to wake up. Plan for pick-up late May to early June.
