Baptisia x 'American Goldfinch' (False Indigo) star-shaped Straw-colored inflorescences appear earlier than

Straw-colored inflorescences appear earlier than other varieties and persist through the changing seasons adding a beautiful wispy dimension to the upright foliage

A rare orange colored gemstone is too called 'Topaz' and there is a spectacular succulent that blooms a striking resemblance to this stone

dasyphyllum

Collection Includes:• 3 × Stachys byzantina ‘Helene von Stein’ (Lamb’s Ear)• 3 × Nepeta ‘Walker’s Low’• 3 × Dianthus ‘Firewitch’• 3 × Salvia ‘May Night’

between sunny stepping-stones or clustered at the front of the border in lots of sun

Baptisia x 'American Goldfinch' (False Indigo) star-shaped Straw-colored inflorescences appear earlier thanThe beautiful selections of showy native Baptisia hybrids are gaining popularity in the garden and landscape. This extremely floriferous and long blooming variety has vivid yellow blooms that are on display for weeks in late spring to early summer. Use as a specimen in the garden and allow room to grow up to 5' wide. Grows 3 3. 5' tall. PP#30478. Plant 48" apart. Photo courtesy of Walters Gardens, Inc. Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun USDA Hardiness