Amorpha confusa Brunswick Calamintha starting for us in late

starting for us in late April with terminal flower spikes of purple and gold

The leaf edge emerges a creamy yellow in spring and turns nearly pure white by summer

You'll love this new sport of the adorable Hosta 'Vanilla Cream'

then again in the fall

who found this on her property and realized it was much better than the Lespedeza thunbergii 'Albiflora' of the trade (earlier flowering and no color reversions)

Amorpha confusa Brunswick Calamintha starting for us in late(aka: Amorpha georgiana var. confusa) Amorpha confusa is a very rare (G2 G3) and little known pine savannah endemic, native to only four counties in NC SC. Carolina leadplant forms a small 2' tall x 3' wide, open, woody deciduous shrub, clothed with legume like foliage, and topped, starting in late June early July with spikes of dark blue violet flowers, highlighted by the bright orange pollen. Average to slightly moist, but well drained soils are