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Baptisia australis var. minor
at Digging Dog
Dwarf Wild Blue Indigo
False Indigo
Distinguished by their stately postures, these long-lived Legume family members grow wild in the eastern and southern regions of this country. A handsome mass of leaflets grouped in threes and erect, branching stems hosts showy spires adorned with small, sweet-pealike blooms. Later,
large brownish black, papery seed pods form, which bring captivating visual accents, and even rattling sounds to arrangements. Easily cultivated in well drained sites, Baptisias tolerate poor, sandy soils and some drought, but
resent having their roots disturbed.
Baptisia australis var. minor 
Softly colored racemes laden with lavender-blue, sweet-pealike flowers sway well above a compact
assemblage of rounded blue-green leaves. Displaying a stance and foliage about one half the size of Baptisia australis, this superb variety’s nearly 2 ft. tall blooms are unparalleled. Later, large brownish black, papery seed pods form, which bring captivating visual accents, and even rattling sounds to arrangements.
Blooms mid-April–early May. Size: 15"–2' high x 2' wide; hardy to zone 4. Baptisia australis var. minor (p-0922)
Each $7.00
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