Baptisia arachnifolia Phlomis then opens parallel to the

then opens parallel to the ground as a large flesh-colored spathe highlighted by purple tails (spadix) which emerge from the "crack

which are home to the lovely white ground-hugging flowers in January

fan-shaped leaves are typical sabal foliage

sits a single pink

Baptisia arachnifolia Phlomis then opens parallel to theThis spectacular 2018 Plant Delights JLBG introduction occurred under the cover of darkness one warm, sultry summer night, when our clumps of the endangered Baptisia arachnifera and a nearby Baptisia simplicifolia got a bit frisky outside our bedroom window. Our ten year old clump has matured at 3. 5' tall x 5' wide, adorned with silvery grey leaves, and topped, starting for us in early July with short spikes of bright yellow flowers a true showpiece