Baptisia sphaerocarpa Pollinator Years ago a plant was

Years ago a plant was dropped at the nursery in Aiken

written with a character that fuses the signs for tree and for god

The flowers are the second

has naturalized aggressively enough to be treated as a weed

spreading habit and strong horizontal branching that make the plant read more as living groundwork than as an upright shrub

Baptisia sphaerocarpa Pollinator Years ago a plant wasBaptisia sphaerocarpa, yellow wild indigo, is the sunny member of the wild indigo clan, a tough, rounded native perennial topped in spring with short, dense spikes of clear bright yellow, pea like flowers over fresh blue green foliage. Compact and shrubby, the plant brings strong color and structure to a sunny border. Native to the south central United States, from Texas north through the prairies, yellow wild indigo is built for heat and lean, dry