False Indigo

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Beautiful Blooms & Native Hardiness - False Indigo Baptisia! Big, flowering spires with Pea-family florets, the dramatic candles of vibrant flowers of the False Indigo (Baptisia) will amaze you all spring! False Indigo plants bloom for up to six weeks and are available in colors ranging from blue and white to yellow, pink, and purple. Forming fast-growing, vase-shaped to shrubby, mounded growth from the ground to flower in just a few weeks each spring! With gray-green oval leaves and showy flowers, False Indigo makes a gorgeous cut flower to display in a vase! But with the number of Pollinators and occasional Hummingbirds that will drop by to sip the nectar, you will prefer leaving the blossoms outside! Fall brings green Pea-like seedpods that dry to brown and rattle in the wind throughout the fall. Songbirds and ground birds in the wild eat these seeds! Native forms like the Blue False Indigo and the many equally showy cultivars available! Gorgeous lavender Purple Smoke False Indigo The pretty blue and white Starlite Prairieblues False Indigo Golden yellow Solar Flare Prairieblues False Indigo Two-tone burgundy and gold Twilite Prairieblues False Indigo Dreamy lavender Decadence® Pink Truffles False Indigo Radiant Decadence® Lemon Meringue False Indigo Cute and cheerful pink and yellow Decadence® Deluxe Pink Lemonade False Indigo Any of these easy-to-grow Herbaceous Perennials will add brilliance to your garden! Landscaping With Baptisia This disease and insect-resistant plant offers various landscape uses! When in bloom, the Baptisia is a dramatic and tidy specimen and focal point! Once the blooms fade, the foliage mounds are incredible backdrops and fillers as they allow other later-blooming plants to shine! Include False Indigo in your mix or solid garden borders and as a background planting! Plant in mixed shrub borders and mixed perennial gardens for showy spring blooms! Cutting gardens, Cottage borders, and mass plantings are all perfect uses for these pe