✓ 1 in stock at the nursery
Blue false indigo is the native that plants like a shrub: spires of indigo pea-flowers in spring over blue-green foliage, from a taproot that laughs at drought and lives for decades.
Full sun, any drained soil, and the patience not to move it — it only gets better where it stands. Bumblebees consider it infrastructure.
| Part Sun, Sun | |
| No | |
| 2.5-3 ft | |
| 2.5-3 ft | |
| Spring, Summer | |
| Yes | |
| Blue | |
| None |