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carrying a sweet jasmine-like fragrance that drifts farther than you would expect from a shrub this size
asking for moist
and a rare alternative to the common gold dust plant
Native to the Mediterranean and western Europe
From thick
Indigofera incarnata Native carrying a sweet jasmine-like fragranceThe genus is the one that turned the Lowcountry blue. Indigofera gave colonial South Carolina its great cash crop alongside rice, the dye that Eliza Lucas Pinckney coaxed into commercial cultivation around Charleston in the 1740s and that filled the colony's coffers for a generation, made with skill drawn largely from enslaved West Africans. That fortune rested on a tropical cousin, Indigofera tinctoria, but the family trait runs through the whole
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