Baptisia minor Blue Pearls Osmunda including a record -17 degrees

including a record -17 degrees F in 1993

this blue-eyed grass is bulletproof

The ornamental value of the foliage of blue stars end once it turns brown

The succulent

The fast-growing clumps of glossy

Baptisia minor Blue Pearls Osmunda including a record -17 degreesFrom our 1998 North Texas seed collections of the native Baptisia minor, we selected Baptisia 'Blue Pearls' for its floriferous nature and superb form. Typically, Baptisia minor is a sparse flowered species with 3 8 flower spikes per clump, but a mature deer resistant clump of Baptisia 'Blue Pearls' produces over fifty, 3' tall flower spikes of light blue flowers that well exceed the 26" foliage. After flowering, the foliage expands, making a