Amorpha fruticosa | 1-year seedlings, 12–20"

False indigo bush is a native shrub commonly used in wildlife habitat plantings, riparian buffers, and other conservation projects. Growing 12 to 18 feet tall, it provides excellent cover for quail, songbirds, and other wildlife, while its flowers supply nectar and pollen for pollinators. Its adaptability and habitat value make it a popular choice for restoration and stewardship plantings.

Maryland native • Pollinator friendly • Wildlife habitat value • Riparian buffers