Baptisia x 'Honey Roasted' - False Indigo hybrid rock-garden narrow flower spikes

narrow flower spikes

Origin/Distribution: This subspecies is native to the Mediterranean and parts of Europe

2-3 plants per pot

green and reddish-bronze foliage in early summer and then intermittently into early fall

rocky outcrops and slopes (limestone)

Baptisia x 'Honey Roasted' - False Indigo hybrid rock-garden narrow flower spikesSizes available: True gallon Basics: zones 4 9, 36" x 36"+, full to part sun, bi colored flower is reddish brown with yellow keel. Blooms in the early summer, Tap rooted and once established, drought tolerant, not too particular as to soil type as long as it is well drained Common names: This is a hybrid of two species of Baptisia. Common names of various Baptisia species are: False Indigo, Rattlepod, Rattlebush, Bush Pea Family: Fabaceae Origins