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Wild White Indigo

$6.45

Scientific Name: Baptisia alba

Wild white indigo is a perennial native to Alachua County that dies back in the winter. It bears white flowers, fixes nitrogen, and is a larval host for Zarucco duskywing & wild indigo duskywing butterflies. It likes full to partial sun and soil that is somewhat moist to soil that experiences very long, very dry periods.

Size: small-medium pot

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Scientific Name: Baptisia alba

Wild white indigo is a perennial native to Alachua County that dies back in the winter. It bears white flowers, fixes nitrogen, and is a larval host for Zarucco duskywing & wild indigo duskywing butterflies. It likes full to partial sun and soil that is somewhat moist to soil that experiences very long, very dry periods.

Size: small-medium pot

Scientific Name: Baptisia alba

Wild white indigo is a perennial native to Alachua County that dies back in the winter. It bears white flowers, fixes nitrogen, and is a larval host for Zarucco duskywing & wild indigo duskywing butterflies. It likes full to partial sun and soil that is somewhat moist to soil that experiences very long, very dry periods.

Size: small-medium pot