Amorpha fruticosa (False Indigo Bush) Size:1 gal Prefers sandy or gravelly

Prefers sandy or gravelly

twining vine that reaches approximately 10+ feet in length

yellow flowers in late winter or early spring

but does best as an understory tree in moist soils such as an irrigated garden

In the Cross Timbers ecoregion it often grows in the shaded understory but doesn't get enough light to flower

Amorpha fruticosa (False Indigo Bush) Size:1 gal Prefers sandy or gravellyAlso known as Indigo Bush, Desert False Indigo. False Indigo Bush is a large, fast growing, deciduous native shrub with an open, arching form. In late spring it produces dense clusters of small purple flowers that attract native bees in large numbers. After bloom the inflated seedpods are ornamental. Adaptable to many soil types including clay, sand, and gravel. Fixes nitrogen. Excellent screening plant, erosion control, or naturalizing in a large