Baptisia minor Melissa Blue Dry Shade Plants Quite a people who write

Quite a people who write about it seem unable to distinguish between a garden thug and an invasive plant

The more sun in which you site your plant

Amorphophallus yuloensis produces a 2' tall green stalk (occasionally with a few silver spots)

The underside of each flower consists of nicely contrasting violet spurs

although these have no impact on the growth of health of the plant

Baptisia minor Melissa Blue Dry Shade Plants Quite a people who write(syn: Baptisia australis var. minor A1T 002) If you have only grown Baptisia australis, then you've missed one of the best blue flowered members of the genus Baptisia. Baptisia minor is its little known cousin that's actually superior to Baptisia australis in garden value. Take a Baptisia australis and shrink the leaves and plant by about half, attach an 18 24" flower spike atop the clump, which is loaded with blue lavender flowers from mid April