BAPTISIA

Commonly known as False indigo

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Genus of about 17 species of erect or spreading perennials from dry woodland and grassland in eastern and southern USA.

The "false indigo" tag relates to its use in the past as a blue dye.

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Herbaceous - Early in the year, typically January till end of March, herbaceous plants might be supplied in 9cm pots to ensure timely despatch. - erect or spreading perennials with tall, branched stems bearing pea-like flowers followed by large, often inflated pods.
Full sun
Additional Features - Pests & Diseases - - slugs, snails on young shoots
Place of origin - eastern and southern USA.
Soil Conditions - Free draining sandy soil -

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Caring for Baptisia australis – False Indigo

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BAPTISIA australis >

Commonly known as: False indigo.

Clear blue lupin-like flowers and attractive deep green leaves

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£13.50 each

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Available Early Spring 2021 - Should be available March/April onwards depending on growing conditions.

BAPTISIA australis 'Purple Smoke' >

Commonly known as: False indigo.

Purple 'pea' flowers on dark stems. A hardy variety with delicate leaves

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£14.50 each

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Available late spring to early summer 2021 - These plants will be available again sometime in late spring/early summer depending on growing conditions.