These rich, chocolate-coloured flowers stand out against lush green foliage and add depth to planting schemes. Their warm tones pair especially well with copper-themed combinations.
A more compact form than many other baptisias, this false indigo is perfect for a well-drained border or a dry, sunny bank as it will become drought tolerant once well established.
Resist the temptation to cut Baptisia 'Dutch Chocolate' back in autumn as the seed-pods and slender stems look wonderful frosted in the winter garden.