Baptisia minor Blue Pearls 3a Thanks to a collecting trip

Thanks to a collecting trip to Mongolia by the University of Nebraska

adorned with lovely reddish bells with green tips in March/April

which laurentia prefers

Monarch butterflies

Hosta 'Eagles Nest' forms very thick

Baptisia minor Blue Pearls 3a Thanks to a collecting tripFrom our 1998 North Texas seed collections of the native Baptisia minor, we selected Baptisia 'Blue Pearls' for its floriferous nature and superb form. Typically, Baptisia minor is a sparse flowered species with 3 8 flower spikes per clump, but a mature deer resistant clump of Baptisia 'Blue Pearls' produces over fifty, 3' tall flower spikes of light blue flowers that well exceed the 26" foliage. After flowering, the foliage expands, making a