Baptisia 'Dark Chocolate' Attracts Song Birds Appalachian Joy also has what

Appalachian Joy also has what are know as supernumerary bracts

and naturalized plantings beneath deciduous trees where it can spread and colonize over time

Prairie dropseed represents a triumph of native plant horticulture

Heart-shaped leaves emerge in spring looking like they've been dipped in white paint—seriously

golden falls introduces the orange

Baptisia 'Dark Chocolate' Attracts Song Birds Appalachian Joy also has whatBaptisia 'Dark Chocolate' is a striking perennial that brings sophisticated color to any garden landscape. This cultivar produces deep burgundy brown flowers that bloom in late spring, creating a dramatic contrast against its blue green foliage. Hardy and low maintenance, this native plant thrives in full sun and well drained soil, requiring minimal fertilizer once established. The upright growth habit reaches 3 4 feet tall, making it ideal for