Plants

Albizia julibrissin

[Albizia]

Albizia julibrissin is known for its attractive, "pom-pom" like flowers that begin in late spring and last through the summer. The interesting effect of the flowers is due to the the over 1" long pink stamens. This plant is not an ideal landscape choice due to its susceptibility to many pests and diseases, including vascular wilt disease (Fusarium).

Amorpha fruticosa

[Indigobush Amorpha]

The Indigobush Amorpha is a Indiana native shrub that can be found along river banks and shallow marshes. This shrub can be planted in areas of poor soil where few other plants will survive, as well as used for erosion control. To avoid weediness, seeds can be collected shortly after flowering as it can spread readily by seeds. Common problems of Amorpha fruticosa includes rust, leaf spots, powdery mildew and twig canker. Some gall problems…

Baptisia australis

[Blue Wild Indigo]

Baptisia australis [sold as Blue False Indigo]

[Blue False Indigo]

Baptisia × bicolor 'Starlite' [sold as Prairieblues™ Starlite]

[Prairieblues™ Starlite]

Baptisia 'Blueberry Sundae' [sold as Decadence Blueberry Sundae]

[Decadence Blueberry Sundae]

Baptisia 'Cherries Jubilee' [sold as Decadence Cherries Jubilee]

[Decadence Cherries Jubilee]

Baptisia 'Cherries Jubilee' [sold as Decadence Vanilla Cream]

[DECADENCE® ‘Vanilla Cream’ Baptisia]

Baptisia sphaerocarpa 'Screamin Yellow' [sold as Yellow wild indigo]

[Yellow Wild Indigo]

Baptisia × variicolor 'Twilite' [sold as Prairieblues™ Twilite]

[Prairieblues™ Twilite False Indigo]