Amorpha

“It is typically found growing in moist open woodlands, roadsides, canyons, floodplains, gravel bars, stream and pond banks, and along swamp edges. It is a deciduous native shrub” — Amorpha fruticosa (Bastard Indigo, False Indigo, Indigo Bush, Indigo Bush Amorpha) | North Carolina Ext

“keep moist @ 86Fday 68Fnight for 15-20 days” — Amorpha fruticosa – Western Native Seed

“They just need heat above 70 degrees F, and up pop little green leaves.” — Growing Amorpha – Mortal Tree

“Plant in the full sun to partial shade” — Amorpha fruticosa (Bastard Indigo, False Indigo, Indigo Bush, Indigo Bush Amorpha) | North Carolina Ext

“A 2-5 mm layer of perlite is placed of the media/seed. Containers are misted 3-5 minutes 3-5 times a day” — Fabaceae (Amorpha) — Reforestation, Nurseries and Genetics Resources

“late summer to fall to 1/4 inch deep” — Amorpha fruticosa – Western Native Seed

“Height 4-12 ft” — Amorpha fruticosa – Western Native Seed

“and suckers, and can form dense thickets. Recommended Propagation Strategy: Root Cutting Seed Stem Cutting” — Amorpha fruticosa (Bastard Indigo, False Indigo, Indigo Bush, Indigo Bush Amorpha) | North Carolina Ext

“usually I wait until the first true leaves show before I begin transplanting” — Growing Amorpha – Mortal Tree

“Leaf spot, powdery mildew, rust, and twig canker are diseases that may have some effect on the plants' overall health” — Amorpha fruticosa (Bastard Indigo, False Indigo, Indigo Bush, Indigo Bush Amorpha) | North Carolina Ext