Blue False Indigo (Baptisia australis)
Named the âPerennial Plant of the Yearâ for 2010, Blue False Indigo is an American plant originally grown for the dye made from its blue flowers. The showy blue-violet flower spires reach 12â tall and flowering continues for three to four weeks in the mid-to-late spring. This upright shrub is a low-maintenance, drought-tolerant plant that grows best in full sun. There are no insect or disease problems with Baptisia and it has the added benefit of being deer resistant as well.
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$5.68Blue False Indigo (Baptisia australis)
Named the âPerennial Plant of the Yearâ for 2010, Blue False Indigo is an American plant originally grown for the dye made from its blue flowers. The showy blue-violet flower spires reach 12â tall and flowering continues for three to four weeks in the mid-to-late spring. This upright shrub is a low-maintenance, drought-tolerant plant that grows best in full sun. There are no insect or disease problems with Baptisia and it has the added benefit of being deer resistant as well.
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Named the âPerennial Plant of the Yearâ for 2010, Blue False Indigo is an American plant originally grown for the dye made from its blue flowers. The showy blue-violet flower spires reach 12â tall and flowering continues for three to four weeks in the mid-to-late spring. This upright shrub is a low-maintenance, drought-tolerant plant that grows best in full sun. There are no insect or disease problems with Baptisia and it has the added benefit of being deer resistant as well.
