Baptisia australis Carnivorous plants followed in late spring with

followed in late spring with bronze flower spikes that rise to 2' in height

Selected by California horticulturist

flowering will be sparse if at all

'Abba Dabba Do' has the vigor and same growth habit as H

but 3' tall is more typical

Baptisia australis Carnivorous plants followed in late spring withBaptisia australis is an easy to grow, drought tolerant, deer resistant North American native that is always a perennial favorite (pardon the pun) for the border or the wild garden. A clump is composed of upright stems clothed with peanut like, trifoliate (three lobed), blue green, waxy foliage on a clump that can easily cover an area 4' wide. In early spring before the clump bulks up, the awesome blue lupine like flower racemes are held atop the