Baptisia Purple Smoke Rehmannia Jerusalem sage flowers also attract

Jerusalem sage flowers also attract beneficial pollinators such as bees and butterflies

5" wide green leaves are lightly speckled yellow

This verbena species is a very low grower

and growth slows dramatically in dense shade

We are pleased to share another of the wonderful August-flowering surprise lilies

Baptisia Purple Smoke Rehmannia Jerusalem sage flowers also attractBaptisia 'Purple Smoke' is a 1996 introduction, selected by the late NC Botanical Garden curator Rob Gardner from seedlings at the garden. Baptisia 'Purple Smoke' is a cross of the North American native Baptisia minor var. aberrans (not Baptisia australis as is often printed) and a wandering Baptisia alba obviously, some unsafe plant sex had taken place. The result is an extremely vigorous, deer resistant baptisia with charcoal green stems (when