

WELCOME BACK!
We are now accepting orders.
We will begin shipping on Monday, March 24th.
Please note your preferred ship date/week in the "Order Comments" section at checkout.
See the "Shipping" page under "Company Information" for our default ship dates based on hardiness zone.
We are unable to ship to any US Territories, AK, AZ, CA, CO, HI, ID, MT, NM, NV, OR, UT, WA, or WY
Long-lived perennial, but slower to establish (like other Baptisia).
Regular mounds of gray-green leaves, smaller yellow flowers in May/June- June, followed by marble-sized round seed pods (the shape is typical for this species).
Full sun is the best, half shade is tolerated. Average soil to clayish or gritty, adaptable.
Medium moist, medium-dry to dry soils.
Deer and rabbit resistant, attracts pollinators (bumblebees, bees)
Heat, humidity and drought tolerant plants. Hardy in zones 4 to 9.
Native perennials to south-central USA, see the USDA distribution map.
Picture copyright : Mt. Cuba Center
Long-lived perennial, but slower to establish (like other Baptisia).
Regular mounds of gray-green leaves, smaller yellow flowers in May/June- June, followed by marble-sized round seed pods (the shape is typical for this species).
Full sun is the best, half shade is tolerated. Average soil to clayish or gritty, adaptable.
Medium moist, medium-dry to dry soils.
Deer and rabbit resistant, attracts pollinators (bumblebees, bees)
Heat, humidity and drought tolerant plants. Hardy in zones 4 to 9.
Native perennials to south-central USA, see the USDA distribution map.
Picture copyright : Mt. Cuba Center
Appreciate the health and variety of your plants--natives especially!