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	Baptisia australis Code: BA01-A7 Price: $2.55 Quantity in Basket: none
	'False Indigo' Plants produce multi-stemmed clumps that grow up to five feet tall with lupine-like spikes of a medium, yet a rich shade of blue. After flowering the uniform clumps have a vase shape of rich green foliage all season long. Very nice cut flowers, plants are slow growing and will bloom in about three years but once established they are very long lived. Zones 4-9. 50 seeds
	Baptisia alba Code: BBAA-A8 Price: $2.95 Quantity in Basket: none
	creamy-white flowers, followed with attractive seeds pods that turn black. Showy in bloom and when in fruit, the fruiting stems can be cut and used as dried decorations- very nice. Zones 4-9. 50 seeds
	Baptisia leucantha Code: BLWW-A7 Price: $2.95 Quantity in Basket: none
	[Baptisia alba var. macrophylla]'White Wild Indigo' Plants produce tall spikes of creamy-white colored flowers from 2 to 5 feet tall. Plants grow into dense clumps of sea green colored, with pea-bush like foliage. Forms an attractive accent plant in the garden, grows best in full sun in well draining soils. A hardy perennial that is drought tolerant with deep taproots; plants do not transplant well when mature so plant out into a permanent location when young. White Indigo grows best in rich well-drained soil, but can tolerate some short-term moist conditions. After flower the plants produce fruits that are long spikes of large black pods that are useful for dried flower arrangements. Zones 2-9. 100 scarified seeds
	Baptisia leucophaea Code: BLCW-A7 Price: $2.95 Quantity in Basket: none
	[Baptisia bracteata]'Cream Wild Indigo' or 'Long Bracted Wild Indigo' Plants with blue-green foliage, form small rounded bushes that bloom in mid to late spring. The flowers are spike that droop down below the top of the foliage. The flowers are creamy yellow color and after blooming is done, large charcoal black seedpods are produced in late summer. The seedpods or fruits can be used in flower arrangements. Grow in full sun in well draining soils; plants form a deep taproot once established are drought and heat tolerant. Nice backdrop in the perennial garden along a fence or used as specimens. Will take a few years of growth before the plants are large enough to bloom, once established they should not be moved. 30 scarified seeds.
	Baptisia pendula Code: BAP2-A Price: $2.95 Qty in Stock: 0 Sorry, we are currently sold out of 'Baptisia pendula'. Please check back later. Quantity in Basket: none
	Baptisia sphaerocarpa Code: 794B-A7 Price: $4.50 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Large Yellow Wild Indigo' 30 seeds.
	Baptisia tinctoria Code: 09BT-A7 Price: $2.95 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Yellow Wild Indigo' or 'Horsefly Weed' Fabaceae: This species blooms from early to late summer. The yellow flowers are shaped like pea-flowers and the plants produce blooming stems 3 to 4 feet tall. The bush-like plants have three parted leaflets like clover. This species is best grown in full sun or part shade in deep, rich soils that are well-drained, with a neutral to slightly acid Ph. They have a deep root system and resent root disturbance, and are best left alone once they are established. Seedlings are slow to establish so transplanting should be done with care, with plants taking a few years of growth before they are large enough to flower, provide the young plants plenty of sunlight and a well draining soil. They, along with other Baptisia have a symbiotic relationship with soil fungi and bacteria. The plants form nodules on the roots where the bacteria fix atmospheric nitrogen. Zones 4-8 Native to eastern United States. Soak seed in warm water for 2 days -change the water every 12 hours. Germination starts in less than two weeks at 68ºF and some seeds can germinate over the next few weeks. The seeds develop a very hard seed coat as they dry – and dry seeds can sometimes take few years to germinate if left in the soil, on established plants some self sowing can occur. Soak seeds in water for 12 to 24 hours, changing the water every 12 hours before sowing. 50 seeds