baptisia australis การใช้

False indigo ( Baptisia australis ) is loaded with stems of pealike pods, already dried to a dark blue-black.
I have an Oriental poppy, which has not bloomed since I planted it two years ago, and a Baptisia australis, which did not bloom last year.
A . Descriptions of Baptisia australis may vary in how they rave over the indigo-blue flowers or pea-like, blue-green leaves, but the one phrase you'll always find is " slow to get established ."
Wildflowers grown from seed in the meadow include showy milkweed ( Asclepias speciosa ), butterfly weed ( Asclepias tuberosa ), smooth and prairie aster ( Aster laevis and Aster turbinellus ), wild indigo and blue false indigo ( Baptisia tinctoria and Baptisia australis ), New Jersey yea ( Ceanothus americanus ), purple coneflower ( Echinacea purpurea ), and Joe Pye weed ( Eupatorium, maculatum ), swamp sunflower ( Helianthus giganteus ), blazing star and New England blazing star ( Liatris aspera and Liatris scariosa v . novae-angliae ), bee balm ( Mondarda didyma ), border phlox ( Phlox paniculata ), black-eyed Susan ( rudbeckia fulgida v . sullivanti ), thin-leaved coneflower ( Rudbeckia triloba ), stiff goldenrod ( Solidago rigida ), Britton's Violet ( Viola brittonia ), and bird's-foot violet ( Viola pedata ).