Baptisia leucophaea Butterball Ionactis We have reports from Arkansas

We have reports from Arkansas that these have sailed through a -15 degree F winter

perhaps every 3 to 5 years

if you live anywhere near a natural area

propagation is limited to divisions

Baptisia leucophaea Butterball Ionactis We have reports from ArkansasBaptisia leucophaea 'Butterball' is our 2008 Plant Delights JLBG introduction, selected from 1000s of seedlings from our original Texas collection. The early emerging Baptisia 'Butterball', which sprouts in March (NC), forms a compact 18" tall x 2' wide deer resistant clump of glaucous foliage, adorned with obscenely large and floriferous pendulous spikes of creamy yellow flowers starting in early April (in NC). Despite being the most asked about