Baptisia alba Baptisia A single plant may produce

A single plant may produce several flower stalks

and blistering

0) Alkaline (>8

Cuttings Distribution: All United States except Hawaii

while its seeds are eaten by birds and other wildlife

Baptisia alba Baptisia A single plant may produceStarting towake up. White wild indigo is a long lived perennial, herbaceous wildflower. Its showy white blooms are borne on erect, terminal racemes that extend a foot or more above the foliage and remain for several weeks. A single plant may produce several flower stalks. Leaves are compound, alternately arranged, and comprised of three bluish green, elliptic to ovate leaflets. Young seed pods are green and turn greyish black as they mature. They