Baptisia (false indigo) is a genus in the pea family (fabaceae). Many of its species are wildflowers native to North America. 1. Baptisia: Revenge of the Redneck Lupines - Article by Tony Avent in praise of the various baptisia species, with notes on their gardenworthiness and other characteristics, as well as photos. Originally published in Horticulture magazine. 2. Dave's Garden: False Indigo (Baptisia australis) - Page with information, opinions, and photos, provided by the public. 3. Floridata: Baptisia alba - Description, cultural information, photos, and garden uses of white wild indigo. 4. Kemper Center: Baptisia australis - Information page with photos and notes on using this blue-flowered species in the garden. 5. Kemper Center: Baptisia sphaerocarpa - Information page with photo on this yellow-flowered wild indigo species. 6. Ketzel Levine's Talking Plants: Baptisia alba - Radio host's column about gardening with this white-flowered species.

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