Baptisia Royal Candles Black Flowering Plants but we occasionally have enough

but we occasionally have enough to share and this is one of those times

not approved by the FDA

It needs well drained soils and it is very drought tolerant

the foliage remains attractive until it goes dormant in late summer

better known as Tropicanna canna lily

Baptisia Royal Candles Black Flowering Plants but we occasionally have enoughBaptisia 'Royal Candles' is a 2015 Plant Delights Nursery introduction that's unlike any baptisia introduction we've seen. Baptisia 'Royal Candles' is a hybrid of Baptisia australis and the little used Baptisia tinctoria. The result is an insanely vigorous 30" tall x 6' wide specimen that emerges with dark purple stems clothed in narrow glaucous green leaves and topped, starting in late April (NC) with an amazing number of 16" tall spikes of royal