Family Fabaceae
Genus: Baptisia. Pea family (Fabaceae), notable for spike like clusters, late spring bloomer.

Photograph Baptisia species 'variety'
Description and comments
Baptisia
alba
variety macrophylla

(Synonym: Baptisia leucantha)
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Common Name: = White Wild Indigo (USDA).
Native to Wisconsin (south). Native to Eastern US. Late spring perennial with white flowers. Grows to 36 to 48 inches.
Grown in trial bed: P
Grower: Heritage Flower Farm (Colgate, WI).
Baptisia
australis

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Common Name: = Blue Wild Indigo (USDA). Blue False Indigo (WI).
Exotic to Wisconsin (scattered, south). Native to Eastern US. Late spring perennial with blue flowers. Grows to 36 to 48 inches.
Grown in trial bed: P
Grower:
Baptisia
alba x australis 'Purple Smoke'

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Common Name: = False Indigo.
Exotic to Wisconsin. Naturally occuring hybrid native to Eastern US. Late spring perennial with light blue flowers. Cultivar 'Purple Smoke' was introduced by Rob Gardner (Chaple Hill, NC). Grows to 36 to 48 inches.
Grown in trial bed: Shrub
Grower:
Future image Baptisia
bracteata
variety glabrescens


Common Name: = Longbract Wild Indigo (USDA).
Native to Wisconsin (south). Native to Eastern US. Late spring perennial with creme flowers. Flowers droop. Grows to 24 to 30 inches.
Grown in trial bed: P
Grower:
Future image Baptisia
cinerea
'Chocolate Chip'


Common Name: = Grayhairy Wild Indigo (USDA).
Exotic to Wisconsin. Native to Southeast US. Late spring perennial with yellow flowers. Grows to 24 to 30 inches.
Grown in trial bed: B61
Grower: Plant Delights Nursery (NC).
Future image Baptisia
tinctoria


Common Name: = Horsefly Weed (USDA).
Native to Wisconsin (Columbia county). Native to Eastern US. Late spring perennial with yellow flowers. Grows to 24 to 30 inches.
Grown in trial bed:
Grower:
Future image Baptisia
sphaerocarpa


Common Name: = Yellow Wild Indigo (USDA).
Exotic to Wisconsin. Native to Southcentral US. Late spring perennial with yellow flowers. Grows to 36 to 48 inches.
Grown in trial bed: P
Grower:

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