Baptisia Cherry Pie Dracunculus since most Japanese grown plants

since most Japanese grown plants are kept in tiny little pots) is topped with stalks of light lavender flowers on 48" scapes

Epimedium 'Pink Parasol' is the most vigorous Epimedium grandiflorum we grow

Maarten van der Giessen

As was the case

what we call in the South

Baptisia Cherry Pie Dracunculus since most Japanese grown plantsBaptisia 'Cherry Pie' is a 2019 Plant Delights JLBG introduction that constitutes a major color break in baptisia flowers. The vigorous clumps emerge in spring with 18" long flower spikes, laden with cherry red flowers with a small yellow keel upon opening. When mature, expect Baptisia 'Cherry Pie' to reach 32" tall x 4' wide. As with all baptisias, it has great tolerance to extended drought as well as standing water.