Baptisia Lightning Rods Physostegia Crinum 'African Queen' was originally

Crinum 'African Queen' was originally imported from Africa in 2000

they will need daily water for a couple of weeks

The 20" flower stalks emerge from bare ground in mid-September (NC)

5" double white flowers with heavy raspberry-pink veining and picotee edge

This bigeneric hybrid (pardanthopsis x belamcanda) makes a multi-fan clump of sword-like

Baptisia Lightning Rods Physostegia Crinum 'African Queen' was originallyBaptisia 'Lightning Rods' is exactly that a lightning rod of attention in the spring garden. This dazzling 2021 Plant Delights JLBG introduction forms a 5' tall x 5' wide rigidly upright clump with bare legs (to plant underneath), a midriff of small green foliage, and topped with 20" long spikes of light creamy yellow flowers. We promise you've never seen a baptisia like this. A clump of Baptisia 'Lightning Rods' in flower is truly a sight to behold