Indigofera kirilowii Alba Yellow/Gold Flowering Plants how else would an insect

how else would an insect be lured to have sex in there

even in brutally hot climates

and adorned with pendulous clusters of 3-4 white bells that emerge from the leaf axils in mid-May (NC)

all of our plants resprouted during their annual late spring flush

by Gibbons and Spanner in Yunnan

Indigofera kirilowii Alba Yellow/Gold Flowering Plants how else would an insectWe are pleased to finally share the lovely, but rarely encountered white form of the Chinese Japanese native Indigofera kirilowii for the first time. Our plants are propagated from the old Bernheim Arboretum plants, installed by the late plantsman Buddy Hubbuch. Kentucky plantsman Allen Bush, who shared cuttings, says his 20 year old patch is 3 4' wide. Like the more typical pink flowered form, Indigofera kirilowii forms a slowly spreading 2' tall x