Baptisia

Native Baptisia offers upright flower spikes, durable roots, and long-lived prairie structure. Bumblebees visit its blossoms while butterfly and moth caterpillars use the foliage.

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  • Long-lived native prairie legumes.
  • Flower spikes favored by bumblebees.
  • Host foliage for native caterpillars.
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  • White Wild Indigo, Baptisia Seeds

    White Wild Indigo, Baptisia Seed

    White Wild Indigo, Baptisia Seed
    White Wild Indigo is a long-lived native legume of eastern and central North American prairies, once listed under the names Baptisia leucantha and Baptisia lactea. White pea-like flowers on dark stems attract bumblebees, while sulphur and blue butterfly caterpillars use its foliage. Its deep roots and association with nitrogen-fixing bacteria help it persist in prairie plantings. Give it sun to partial shade and room for its broad, shrub-like form.
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