Baptisia bracteata var. leucophaea, Cream or Longbract Wild Indigo Size:1.16 qt covered with white lace-cap flowers

covered with white lace-cap flowers like snowflakes on tiered branch-tops in early spring through late fall

the springtime bloom attracts hummingbirds but

orchid-like blossoms of the prettiest

unlike some of the Crocosmias

Baptisia bracteata var. leucophaea, Cream or Longbract Wild Indigo Size:1.16 qt covered with white lace-cap flowersPea type cream yellow flowers form large, lush, cascading, lupinesque spikes that bloom April to June. They're pollinated by bumblebees, digger bees, mason bees, butterflies, and moths! Pollinator plant par excellence and long lived! Notable seed pods develop in late summer. Doesn't like to be transplanted due to its long taproot. A native of midwestern U. S. prairies and dry, open woods, it would appreciate our NW oak savanna habitat or a low