Baptisia australis (Wild Blue Indigo) Media Shake the container before using

Shake the container before using

Filbert worm can damage nuts of all Filbert varieties

It creates habitat for birds and wildlife and will attract them wherever its planted - Oregon oak is a valuable source of food

They like bright

Baptisia australis (Wild Blue Indigo) Media Shake the container before usingWild Blue Indigo is a member of the pea family and is traditionally used as a medicinal herb. Native to the Eastern US, Baptisia australis is a bushy, woody perennial with purple blue pea flowers. Roots have historically been used medicinally to treat vomiting, toothache, and acts as an anti inflammatory, however this plant is also known to be toxic. Flowers can be used to make an indigo dye. Height: 3 5 ft Width: 3 ft *CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL FOR