White wild indigo (Baptisia alba)

White wild indigo (*Baptisia alba*) is a perennial wildflower thriving in full sun to partial shade, commonly found in pine woods, riverbanks, and forest margins. It acts as a larval host plant for butterflies like the wild indigo duskywing and the Moroccan duskywing. Additionally, rabbits and deer browse its foliage, and numerous bird species are drawn to its seeds for nourishment.