This year I am adding Baptisia also known as blue false indigo to my garden. This is a great pollinator plant and it is a host plant for several native butterfly species. It gets 3 to 4 feet tall and wide, prefers full sun, but can handle some shade, it is drought, tolerant once established, and its root system fixes nitrogen into the soil, so it does not need any fertilizer! It is hardy in zones three through nine, flowers are a foot tall and are excellent cut and put in a vase indoors. Deer do

Meet the Pink Lemonade Baptisia from Proven Winners, a perennial that brings a whole new meaning to “dynamic beauty” in your garden! 🍋➡️🌸 This isn’t your average baptisia. As the elegant flower spikes emerge, they boast a delightful creamy yellow hue, reminiscent of a refreshing glass of lemonade. But the magic doesn’t stop there! Over time, these sunny blooms gradually blush into gorgeous shades of rosy pink and lavender, creating a breathtaking multi-toned effect on a single plant. It’s like