Baptisia is a native plant that blooms in June. It thrives in the wild and excels in cultivated flower gardens.

I had planted one Baptisia Aurealis (Blue False Indigo) in April last year ... of staying green they ended up turning black and the seed pods almost looked like they had something eating them ...

The inflated seed pods, when dried, can be used in flower arrangements. Read the for more. Also giving a recent accolade to ...

Commonly called blue false indigo ... the mature seeds can be used to start additional plants. Fresh seed germinates relatively quickly; stored seed is slow and less successful. Mature seeds should be ...

Their black seed pods are valued additions to dried flower ... Baptisia australis, blue false indigo, forms a mound of bluish green foliage and blooms with spikes of one-inch blue flowers.