Baptisia australis, commonly known as blue false indigo, is a hardy perennial native to North America. This stunning plant features tall spikes of brilliant blue flowers that attract pollinators and bloom during late spring to early summer. With its deep-rooted system, Baptisia australis is drought-tolerant and ideal for gardens that seek low-maintenance yet beautiful greenery. Its foliage is composed of attractive, trifoliate leaves, making it a unique addition to any landscape design.

• »  12 inch spikes of lupine-like, deep blue flowers
• »  Blooms from June to July
• »  Attractive, gray-green foliage
• »  Excellent cut flower

Height

36 - 48 in

Spread

36 - 48 in

Zone

3-9

Color

Blue

Categories

Perennial

Tags

Attracts Butterflies;  Attracts Pollinators;  Border or Bed;  Cut Flower/Foliage;  Drought Tolerant;  Long Blooming