Baptisia Carolina Moonlight Cypella Prairie blazing star prefers well-drained

Prairie blazing star prefers well-drained soils

Bees are the favored pollinators

This Zephyranthes rosea x citrina hybrid makes a clump that resembles a smaller Z

The spadix (club) of Arisaema thunbergii ssp

are soon followed by pea-like pods

Baptisia Carolina Moonlight Cypella Prairie blazing star prefers well-drainedWe are thrilled to be able to offer this 2002 introduction from the late Rob Gardner. Baptisia 'Carolina Moonlight' was discovered by Rob as a random seedling at the NC Botanical Garden. This cross of North American natives Baptisia sphaerocarpa and Baptisia alba produces a vigorous, easy to grow, deer resistant, 3' wide garden specimen of blue green foliage. Baptisia 'Carolina Moonlight' is topped in late spring with stunning 18" spikes of soft