Baptisia 'Honey Roasted' Fall Color bumblebees

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These white crape myrtles produce 6” to 12” clusters of white flowers that can last for many weeks or even months

The resulting seed pods also provide a food source for birds

The flowers open flat when fully mature

Baptisia 'Honey Roasted' Fall Color bumblebeesThis North American native is easy to grow and will provide you with a unique and beautiful option for your landscape. In late spring to early summer dark yellow gold flowers emerge and age into a deep chocolate brown, with both colors appearing on the stem simultaneously. The multihued yellow, tans, and browns are what inspired the hybridizers of this plant to name it Honey Roasted. Baptisia is easy to grow and will thrive with little maintenance.