Baptisia minor Blue Bonnet Gnome Gardens Most folks wouldn't recognize it

Most folks wouldn't recognize it as a butterfly bush

The leaf axils are home to small bright yellow flowers in mid-May (NC)

Just like the pink form

From an underground tuber in mid-May emerges the 18" dusty-green stalk

Sarcococca x confusa has never been seen in the wild and it is now assumed to be a hybrid of two Chinese species

Baptisia minor Blue Bonnet Gnome Gardens Most folks wouldn't recognize it(aka: B. australis var. minor) Baptisia minor 'Blue Bonnet' is a 2015 Plant Delights JLBG introduction that's one of our selected clones from seed originally collected in 1998 from Melissa, Texas just north of Dallas. Baptisia minor 'Blue Bonnet' is the earliest flowering of all the Baptisia minor clones we've grown, starting in early April (NC). Up to 50 flower spikes emerge prior to the unfurling foliage, opening like a dwarf Baptisia australis with