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This is a favorite garden plant because of its showy flowers and attractive foliage. There is a subspecies of this plant, Baptisia australis nana, that occurs in prairies to the west of Illinois. It is smaller in overall size, but has larger, more fragrant flowers, and prefers drier conditions than the typical species. Blue Wild Indigo is more common in the southeastern US.

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