Seed crop is looking good. I will know more if I have enough to sell in Jan/Feb 2020.
This picture gives you an idea of one year old plants versus two year old plants. This year I will definitely keep them safe from killing frosts. Leave room to grow. I have digging armadillos hence the Fort Indigo.
debmcclintock 
Deb, I will definitely be looking for seed. I went out the other day & some critter had eaten the flowers on my Japanese indigo & the perennial barely Made it through the draught So I doubt it will get blooms before frost.
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I had no idea the plants got so large! I have to laugh at the need to defend against marauding armadillos, although I am sure they are no joke. Its just such a Texan problem. Here in Washington we have the much more common Deer Buffet and must build our own forts in defense.
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Yeah, we don’t do dogs so the armadillos dig for grubs. They’ve ravaged a madder bed. Next year= maddergates.
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Hi Deb Would you be able to send seeds to the UK? I would like to have a go at growing in my greenhouse. Winters tend to be mild these days so I think plants would survive the winter.
Best Regards Ashley Walker Natures Rainbow
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We’ll have to look into the country shipping laws. I don’t think I can.
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It would be great if you will have seeds. I live in Hawaii and it should grow well in this climate. The Japanese indigo grows well here but it would be great to have a perennial
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I do have some, they will be on my Etsy store towards the end of Feb. I will post the link on my blog when they are ready.
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