Kirlow indigo forms a graceful, spreading mound that blooms on and off all summer with pinkish-purple pea-like flowers. It spreads slowly by underground roots, making it easy to divide and share "babies." Thrives in borders, rock gardens, and tough spots with minimal care. A longtime favorite at Barnsley Gardens, it's a passalong plant worth seeking out for its toughness and charm.


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Identifying a Mystery Miniature Shrub Houseplant
Aquatic Plant ID: Emergent vs. Submergent & Light Needs
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Echeveria 'Duchess of Nurnberg' Identification
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