Baptisia plant named ‘Spilled Buttermilk’

Abstract

A new cultivar of interspecific Baptisia , ‘Spilled Buttermilk’, that is characterized by its low growing plant habit that is wider than it is tall, its inflorescences held clear of the foliage that are slightly arching to horizontal at anthesis and becoming horizontal to pendulous as more flowers open, its second inflorescences with very densely borne flower buds, its flowers that are light yellow in color at anthesis and aging to a light green-white color, its foliage that is yellow-green to medium green in color, and its early bloom period beginning in early to mid-May in northern Illinois.

It is claimed: 
     
       1. A new and distinct cultivar of  Baptisia  plant named ‘Spilled Buttermilk’ as herein illustrated and described.