About This Plant
Recommended for home landscapes, this baptisia species has charcoal-gray stems, blue-green leaves, and white, pea-like blossoms on long spikes. It grows quickly and helps to fix nitrogen in the soil, making atmospheric nitrogen available to plants. It is also a host plant to many species of butterflies and moths.
Plant Details
Environment
Attributes
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- Additional Features
Benefits
- Wildlife Benefits
Plant Facts
In the spring, new sprouts of White Wild Indigo may be mistaken for asparagus.
Alternate Names
White False Indigo, White Indigo, Wild White Indigo, False Indigo, Thin-pod White Wild Indigo
