Baptisia alba (white false indigo) bears showy and white flowers during late spring to early summer. This herbaceous perennial has greyish lime foliage that is matte and medium textured. The fruit produced by Baptisia alba (white false indigo) is showy. The stems are greyish purple. Find a prominent place in your garden for this stunning herbaceous perennial which has been designated a specimen.
Typical Uses
Accent, border, container, cut flowers, dried flowers, mass planting, specimen and wild flower.
Special Characteristics
It is worthy to note that Baptisia alba tolerates drought, and has a natural resistance to deer and rabbits. This herbaceous perennial attracts butterflies to your garden.
Cautions
When planning to use Baptisia alba (white false indigo), it is important to note that it is poisonous or toxic to children and pets. Be advised that Baptisia alba (white false indigo) may be invasive where conditions are favourable. In such cases it will require maintenance to keep it under control.
