@@layersoflaurel you are very welcome. This is another video of how I take care of my garden to turn it into a big blooming summer garden. And I am making another indigo planting too. (Transplant) th-cam.com/video/qdJ9kZN78Ms/w-d-xo.html
Great video! Thanks for all the tips! I really like how you showed the plant with different amounts of sun exposure and through the whole growing season. Looking forward to learning more from you - subscribing now! :)
Thank you. Here is another video where I show you what my indigo seedlings are turning into and a walk though my garden. th-cam.com/video/qdJ9kZN78Ms/w-d-xo.html
My problem with false indigo is that it gets to be a big brute in my yard 🙄. Thinking of putting in a pot on patio . Then pushing the pot into shade for rest of season after bloom .
Thanks for your video! I bought a house with this plant in the front and I was looking for advice on what I needed to do early spring . One question on deadheading/removing the seed pods, do you know what time of year you typically do that, is it late summer?
Hi Cathy, it's a beautiful shrub that moves to the wind. I have two videos below to show how it gets a little taller and then flops down a little in the summer. The green is bold and beautiful. th-cam.com/video/8reXXD4ilc4/w-d-xo.html
I keep my garden organic with a variety of plants. When I first planted I added a lot of compost. I do a little layer of organic mulch too. Don't let water retain around your indigo.
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This is the best detailed video of a plant that I have seen on TH-cam. Thank you so much for sharing!!
You are very welcome. I am so glad I can help you. I love the indigo plant.
@@GreenBeeExplorer Yes, you certainly did! I am now going to order two of them thanks to your very informative video. Keep up the great work! :)
@@layersoflaurel you are very welcome. This is another video of how I take care of my garden to turn it into a big blooming summer garden. And I am making another indigo planting too. (Transplant)
th-cam.com/video/qdJ9kZN78Ms/w-d-xo.html
@@GreenBeeExplorer Thank you for sharing!
@@layersoflaurel there are many different colors of indigo. My goal is to collect more.
We live in a desert climate. Seeing your garden is so fascinating.
Thank you. 😊 I am working hard at taking care of it.
Great video! Thanks for all the tips! I really like how you showed the plant with different amounts of sun exposure and through the whole growing season. Looking forward to learning more from you - subscribing now! :)
Thank you for the kind words. I am glad you enjoyed the video. I hope you have a great day.
Such a pretty plant. 😍
Love it.
Wow the bush looks great against the white fence. What hardiness zone are you in?
A 5 or 6 zone. Winter is unpredictable.
Great video. I just bought seeds and can't wait to start the seeds.
Thank you. Here is another video where I show you what my indigo seedlings are turning into and a walk though my garden.
th-cam.com/video/qdJ9kZN78Ms/w-d-xo.html
Mam, where did u buy the seeds from?
Thanks for sharing. I have a dozen seedlings and wondering if one seedling grows into a huge clump. Or do you plant several together?
It's best to plant them separately. They double their stems each year.
@@GreenBeeExplorer thanks
Why did leaves turn leaves turn silvery gray after blooming?
Well explained. Nice video.
Thank you. I am glad you enjoyed and I was able to help. I hope you enjoymy channel and have a great day.
My problem with false indigo is that it gets to be a big brute in my yard 🙄. Thinking of putting in a pot on patio . Then pushing the pot into shade for rest of season after bloom .
I love that it keeps out weeds
Thanks for your video! I bought a house with this plant in the front and I was looking for advice on what I needed to do early spring . One question on deadheading/removing the seed pods, do you know what time of year you typically do that, is it late summer?
Collect the seeds when the pods are black and crumble in your hand. This starts end of summer and fall.
I've read that it is a butterfly host plant for more than a half dozen butterfly species. Do you get many caterpillars?
I have not looked closely. Now you have me curious.
Is this the straight specie? Baptisia australis?
So, to clarify: this is a spring-blooming plant? How does it look after bloom is finished? Does it stay green and nice looking? Ty
Hi Cathy, it's a beautiful shrub that moves to the wind. I have two videos below to show how it gets a little taller and then flops down a little in the summer. The green is bold and beautiful.
th-cam.com/video/8reXXD4ilc4/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/users/shortsZ9YCg-RQlBY?feature=share
@@GreenBeeExplorer ..thanks so much.
@@cyhomer you are very welcome. I hope you enjoy my channel and videos. Have a great day.
Beautiful
Thank you
@@GreenBeeExplorer your welcome
Great video!
Thanks for info!! ❤️
You are very welcome 😊
Its hard to cut because you need bigger snips...
Hahaha. I guess so.
I just bought 4!! So do they come up every year?
Every year and will double in sizes
Every year and will double in sizes
Lovely. So what did you do with your seed pods? Anything?
At the moment I throw them into my garden and let nature plant them. I get about 5-10 new plants a year.
Thx for your video :)
You're very welcome. I am glad you enjoyed and hope you have a great time gardening. What do you garden?
How do you deal with black spots on stems of a baptisia?
I keep my garden organic with a variety of plants. When I first planted I added a lot of compost. I do a little layer of organic mulch too. Don't let water retain around your indigo.
@@GreenBeeExplorer Thank you!
@@jessing777 you are very welcome. Thank you for joining and I hope you enjoy more of my garden videos.
Hi how are you I want seed your are help me I want
Sorry I don't have any. I add them back to the garden.
Whag climate zone are you in?
Michigan is mostly a zone 6 but can be a zone 5.
Thank you for watching and I hope you enjoy my channel.
Ah, I’m on the upper edge of zone 5, maybe zone 4