Baptisia Dark Net 2025 now known as the cultivar

now known as the cultivar Trachycarpus 'Nanital'

In the 1900s

this spectacular selection of the East Coast native goldenrod (Illinois south to Mississippi) has found its way into the finest gardens of England and Europe

Amorphophallus impressus must be kept dry in dormant months

Spigelia marilandica clumps are topped with dozens of stalks of spectacular up-facing

Baptisia Dark Net 2025 now known as the cultivarBaptisia 'Dark Net' is a 2017 Plant Delights JLBG introduction that we released for garden designers who like something truly unique. Using genes from a special PDN JLBG discovered form of the little known native Baptisia albescens, Baptisia 'Dark Net' emerges and begins flowering with little or no foliage showing a classic see through plant. The emerging 5' tall jet black stems are woven together like a dark net, finally opening to reveal the 2' long