Baptisia 'Dark Chocolate' Pickup Only creating a striking display in

creating a striking display in any landscape

One of the primary reasons gardeners turn to kousa dogwoods is their excellent resistance to dogwood anthracnose—the devastating fungal disease that has decimated populations of our native flowering dogwood throughout the eastern United States

These early-spring blooms offer crucial nectar and pollen resources when few other flowers are available

slightly acidic soil and maintain a 2 to 4 inch layer of mulch to keep roots cool and moist

The upright growth habit reaches 3-4 feet tall

Baptisia 'Dark Chocolate' Pickup Only creating a striking display inBaptisia 'Dark Chocolate' is a striking perennial that brings sophisticated color to any garden landscape. This cultivar produces deep burgundy brown flowers that bloom in late spring, creating a dramatic contrast against its blue green foliage. Hardy and low maintenance, this native plant thrives in full sun and well drained soil, requiring minimal fertilizer once established. The upright growth habit reaches 3 4 feet tall, making it ideal for