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Baptisia australis - Tall, tough, and secretly improving your soil. AKA False blue indigo, a native, sends up tall stalks of blue flowers every May and June. They’re great for bouquets and and great in the garden. As a nitrogen-fixing plant, it improves the soil around it, fertilizing its neighbors for free. May take a couple years to reach maximum flowering. Attracts butterflies and bees. rought tolerant, deer resistant, long-lived. .
Perennial
Baptisia australis - Tall, tough, and secretly improving your soil. AKA False blue indigo, a native, sends up tall stalks of blue flowers every May and June. They’re great for bouquets and and great in the garden. As a nitrogen-fixing plant, it improves the soil around it, fertilizing its neighbors for free. May take a couple years to reach maximum flowering. Attracts butterflies and bees. rought tolerant, deer resistant, long-lived. .
Perennial