WebAmorpha nana is found in open prairie like the similar and closely related Amorpha canescens but its range extends neither as far west or east … WebDense spike clusters 2 to 6 inches long of many small flowers with protruding bright orange-tipped stamens. Individual flowers are less than ¼ inch long with a relatively broad upper …

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WebLeadplant is a member of the bean family (Fabaceae) which contains hundreds of economically important plants. Fab means "bean" in Latin. The generic name Amorpha stems from the Greek amorphos, "deformed," in reference to the absence of four of the five petals normally found on flowers of the bean family. WebAmorpha canescens, commonly called called lead plant, is a Missouri native that typically occurs in open woodlands, glades and prairies. This pea/bean family member is a … shutter of the camera

Leadplant - Amorpha canescens Prairie Nursery

WebDwarf Leadplant is a small native shrub that blooms spikes of purple flowers in June. The flowers have a sweet fragrance reminiscent of honey and attract a wide range of … WebLeadplant (Amorpha canescens) has both unique foliage and floral display, with sprays of purple flower spikes held above the intricate silver-gray foliage in early summer. The purple flowering spikes appear irredescent … WebBroadleaf deciduous shrub, erect, to about 2 ft (60 cm) high; young shoots red-brown, sparsely hairy, becoming glabrous. Leaves alternate, compound (odd-pinnate) to 5-8 cm long, 25-31 leaflets, each 7-11 mm long and 2-4 … the pallant chichester