Baptisia alba-White Wild Indigo Size:BAPALB #1 While not an aggressive species

While not an aggressive species

Its bright orange flowers grow in showy clusters at the top of erect

Their especially long taproot makes them long-lived and drought-resistant once  established

Beautiful yellow-orange color in the fall

Baptisia alba-White Wild Indigo Size:BAPALB #1 While not an aggressive speciesWhite Wild Indigo is a distinctive and adaptable plant that grows quickly in full or partial sun in all but the wettest soil conditions. Rising 4 feet on upright, woody stems, it has a shrub like form that contrasts nicely with surrounding herbaceous plants. Clusters of white flowers sprout from dark gray stalks that rise above dense but delicate bluish gray foliage. After pollination, seed pods form and often persist through the winter, turning black