Plantas
Browse 22916 plant species — from flowering angiosperms to ancient ferns. Each profile includes taxonomy, growth requirements, bloom seasons, and cultivation tips.
Baptisia aberrans
Baptisia alba
Baptisia arachnifera
Baptisia australis
Baptisia australis, commonly known as blue wild indigo, is a perennial herb in the genus Baptisia, family Fabaceae, native to eastern North America. It produces …
Baptisia × bicolor
Baptisia bracteata
Baptisia × bushii
Baptisia × bushii is a hybrid wild indigo in the genus Baptisia, family Fabaceae, a natural or cultivated cross between two Baptisia species. Like its …
Baptisia calycosa
Baptisia cinerea
Baptisia deamii
Baptisia hirsuta
Baptisia lactea
Baptisia lanceolata
Baptisia lecontei
Baptisia leucophaea
Baptisia megacarpa
Baptisia megacarpa, known as Apalachicola wild indigo, is a rare perennial legume endemic to the Apalachicola River basin of Florida and Georgia. It produces creamy …
Baptisia × microphylla
Baptisia nuttalliana
Baptisia perfoliata
Baptisia × serenae
Baptisia simplicifolia
Baptisia sphaerocarpa
Baptisia sphaerocarpa, commonly known as yellow wild indigo, is a perennial legume native to south-central North America that produces bright yellow flowers on upright racemes …
Baptisia × sulphurea
Baptisia tinctoria
Baptisia × variicolor
Barbieria pinnata
Barklya syringifolia
Barnebydendron riedelii
Batesia floribunda
Baudouinia capuronii
Baudouinia flueggeiformis
Baudouinia louvelii
Baudouinia orientalis
Baudouinia rouxevillei
Baudouinia sollyaeformis
Bauhinia acreana
Bauhinia aculeata
Bauhinia aculeata is a shrub or small tree in the legume family native to the Caribbean and Central America, characterized by spiny or prickly stems …
Bauhinia acuminata
Bauhinia acuruana
Bauhinia affinis
Bauhinia affinis is a climbing shrub or liana in the legume family native to tropical Asia. Like other bauhinias, it bears the characteristically bilobed leaves …
Bauhinia albicans
Bauhinia albicans is a shrub or small tree native to the Caribbean or tropical America, producing white flowers as its epithet albicans indicates. The genus …