Baptisia australis

Bright yellow, fragrant flowers in October decorate this large shrub. One of the few plants to flower late in the season. The coarse leaves are green in summer then turn gold/yellow in fall.

Green-yellow cream flowers insignificant but fragrant, blooming early spring. Small, dull green leaves turn bronzy in fall. Compact, extremely dense growth, rounded habit.

Compact, rounded plants produces an abundance of 3" golden yellow flowers around a deep black eye. Resistant to the fungus that affects Goldstrum.

White flowers on upright stocky foliage that does not flop. Blooms appear in late summer to early fall. Developed by Edelweiss Nursery, Duluth MN.

U of M introduction. Red twigs and white flowers, followed by white berries in fall. Does well in poorly drained & moist soils. Reddish-purple fall color. Tight form.

Chartreuse flower spikes in spring before leaves appear. Green, fuzzy leaves appear after flowers and then a spectacular display of yellow-orange-red in the fall. Prefers acidic, well-drained soil. Slow growth rate.

Creamy white flowers all summer. An improved alternate to Abbotswood. Soft green foliage. Mounded shape.

Attractive pewter blue-purple foliage, reddish purple stems. Clear pink single flowers bloom in June. Red-orange hips for year round interest.

Fine dissected leaves that are golden in color. Cream flowers followed by red berries. Dense round shape. Loved by birds.