Baptisia sphaerocarpa Pollinator or simply a bed that

or simply a bed that stays moist

so that a mature shrub in October looks less like a shrub bearing fruit than a ribbon of purple glass beads strung along the branches

is a handsome broadleaved evergreen of the rose family

written with a character that fuses the signs for tree and for god

the spiny native trees and shrubs that give those woodlands their character

Baptisia sphaerocarpa Pollinator or simply a bed thatBaptisia sphaerocarpa, yellow wild indigo, is the sunny member of the wild indigo clan, a tough, rounded native perennial topped in spring with short, dense spikes of clear bright yellow, pea like flowers over fresh blue green foliage. Compact and shrubby, the plant brings strong color and structure to a sunny border. Native to the south central United States, from Texas north through the prairies, yellow wild indigo is built for heat and lean, dry