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Baptisia ‘Aurora’ PP (Baptisia hybrid)
This exciting new introduction, Baptisia ‘Aurora,’ features color-shifting flower spires. Young flowers emerge yellow but change to a lovely purple as the flowers mature transitioning from the bottom of the spike to the top. The tall flower spikes show off a dazzling array of color on the upright shrub creating a sensational flowering masterpiece when in full bloom. The flowering season starts in May and goes on for 2-3 weeks with an additional week or two fade period before the seed pods arrive. Baptisia is a well-known pollinator plant. Bees often land on the older lower blossoms first for the nectar and work their way upward to the pollen-rich blossoms on top. If you are planning to grow one Baptisia in your garden this year, ‘Aurora’ is it!
$5.98
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$19.95
$5.98Baptisia ‘Aurora’ PP (Baptisia hybrid)
This exciting new introduction, Baptisia ‘Aurora,’ features color-shifting flower spires. Young flowers emerge yellow but change to a lovely purple as the flowers mature transitioning from the bottom of the spike to the top. The tall flower spikes show off a dazzling array of color on the upright shrub creating a sensational flowering masterpiece when in full bloom. The flowering season starts in May and goes on for 2-3 weeks with an additional week or two fade period before the seed pods arrive. Baptisia is a well-known pollinator plant. Bees often land on the older lower blossoms first for the nectar and work their way upward to the pollen-rich blossoms on top. If you are planning to grow one Baptisia in your garden this year, ‘Aurora’ is it!
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This exciting new introduction, Baptisia ‘Aurora,’ features color-shifting flower spires. Young flowers emerge yellow but change to a lovely purple as the flowers mature transitioning from the bottom of the spike to the top. The tall flower spikes show off a dazzling array of color on the upright shrub creating a sensational flowering masterpiece when in full bloom. The flowering season starts in May and goes on for 2-3 weeks with an additional week or two fade period before the seed pods arrive. Baptisia is a well-known pollinator plant. Bees often land on the older lower blossoms first for the nectar and work their way upward to the pollen-rich blossoms on top. If you are planning to grow one Baptisia in your garden this year, ‘Aurora’ is it!
