Baptisia 'Lunar Eclipse' ~ Prairieblues™ Lunar Eclipse Baptisia, False Indigo connect-to-protect Rosaleda de madrid (45)

Rosaleda de madrid (45)

Foliage and Berries: The foliage of Eastern Red Cedar consists of scale-like leaves that are arranged in opposite pairs or whorls

and finally turn to a vibrant red in the fall

(2) Jay Erickson

also known by its scientific name Acanthus mollis

Baptisia 'Lunar Eclipse' ~ Prairieblues™ Lunar Eclipse Baptisia, False Indigo connect-to-protect Rosaleda de madrid (45)Lunar Eclipse Baptisia is an upright perennial native to the eastern coast with unique multi toned raceme. The buds start a lemon yellow and transition to shades of cream, pale lilac, and purple flowers that extend above the mound of clover like blue green foliage in late spring. This transition starts at the bottom of the raceme, making all three tones possible on one plant. The blooms give way to large seedpods that blacken when ripe, providing