Baptisia

A University of Delaware cultivar which produces unique, light-blue flower spikes. Plants are 2-3' tall with attractive gray-green foliage. Learn More

This hybrid of B. sphaerocarpa and B. alba was acquired from our friend Brian McGowan. This impressive drought tolerant plant produces soft-yellow flowers that top lovely blue-green foliage. Give this beauty a prime spot in the perennial garden. 3’x 4’ Learn More

A 2005 Hans Hansen introduction that features bi-colored, pea-like, flowers of dark-purple and buttery-yellow. Each blossom gradually opens along 12-14” upright racemes that draw attention for weeks from mid-late spring. The blue-green foliage alternates along the 24-30” stems and makes an attractive shrub-like plant the rest of the growing season. Best garden performance occurs in average soils with good drainage. Learn More

A rare and extremely choice baptisia boasting dramatic dark-purple stems that retiain their coloration throughout the entire growing season. In May, the beautiful cream-white flowers are a nice contrast to the stems. Plants will tolerate many soil types in full sun. Introduced in 1997 by our friend Brian McGowan. 3' Learn More