Baptisia australis
Blue False Indigo

• Grows quickly each spring into a 3-by-3-foot mound.

• Attracts pollinators with showy blue panicles of long-lasting flowers.

• After the flowers fade, fat bean-like seed pods develop and persist through the winter.

• Blue False Indigo’s deep taproot makes it extremely sturdy and drought tolerant.

• Deer and rabbits generally avoid it.