Desert False Indigo
Desert False Indigo (Amorpha fruiticosa) also known as lead plant is a nitrogen-fixing shrub native to the southern US. These seedlings were grown from seed to two years of age, and average 48" to 72” in height.
Desert False Indigo (Amorpha fruiticosa) also known as lead plant is a nitrogen-fixing shrub native to the southern US. These seedlings were grown from seed to two years of age, and average 48" to 72” in height.
Desert False Indigo (Amorpha fruiticosa) also known as lead plant is a nitrogen-fixing shrub native to the southern US. These seedlings were grown from seed to two years of age, and average 48" to 72” in height.
Desert False Indigo is a common landscaping plant. It can grow up to 10 to 15 feet. As a member of the Fabaceae family native to the U.S., it provides not only ground cover and supports wildlife, but provides nitrogen-fixing support. Easy to care for. Landscapers often will cut it to the ground every year and it will regrow from the roots to 2' or 3', flower and go to seed.