Vanilla Cream False Indigo

False Indigo 'Vanilla Cream' produces cream-to-soft-yellow flower spikes in late spring, a colour variation from the more common blue and white species forms, on a deep-rooted, drought-tolerant clump that establishes as an extremely long-lived garden plant requiring almost no maintenance once settled in.

• Cream to soft-yellow flower spikes in late spring offer a softer colour than the typical blue false indigo, unusual in the genus
• Deep taproot makes established plants genuinely drought tolerant; one of the toughest long-lived perennials
• Blue-green foliage remains attractive through the growing season; decorative dark seed pods persist into fall
• Deer resistant; slow to establish but becomes increasingly permanent and self-sufficient over years