Baptisia

This dwarf blue wild indigo is nearly half the size of Baptisia australis making it an outstanding choice for gardens with limited space. Like the species, this variety has rounded, blue-green foliage and lavender-blue flowers and loves sunny, well-drained sites. 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