Baptisia Australis (Blue False Indigo) Sage but the pollinators like bees

but the pollinators like bees love them

so it's best to keep them in a protected area

Best grown against a wall or fence or at the back of a border

Fragrant foliage and colorful blooms that attract bees

prune right after the first flush

Baptisia Australis (Blue False Indigo) Sage but the pollinators like beesBeautiful clusters of dark indigo blue flowers on long stems in the early summer, that last for about three weeks and attract many species of butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. Deep tap root which does not transplant well once established. This plant is in Fabaceae family and can contribute to nitrogen fixation in the soil. Blue False Indigo Size: 1 gal Deer Resistant Sun Shade: Growing in full sun or partial shade Water: Well drained, moist soil