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Wildflowers - Lupine Seeds
Lupines come in many shapes, sizes, and colors, and seem to hybridize easily forming even more variations. Some species like the Russell Lupines and Perennial lupines can be quite aggressive in their growth, and can take over areas if allowed to. Other native species like Wild Lupine are much smaller and more mild. The palm-shaped leaf of the lupine family is unique, but can be toxic to grazing animals. Probably the most popular lupine flower seed that we sell is the Texas Bluebonnet which is blue with red shades at times. Most of these wildflower seeds are drought resistant, and like dry soils - sometimes you can find them growing in sand in nature where nothing else can make it. The lupines from the western US like the Sky Lupine or the Yellow Lupine are annuals and are the easiest and fastest growing lupines.
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Arroyo Lupine Seeds
Lupinus succulentus
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Lupinus succulentus
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Though native to California, this lovely wildflower can be found throughout the American southwest. This annual grows quickly and is very easy to grow in the garden, no matter where you live.Starting at $2.50 USD -
Mojave Lupine Seeds
Lupinus sparsiflorus
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Lupinus sparsiflorus
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Native to the desert, this sand-loving beauty blooms in early spring. This annual is not as showy as some, but can grow with a lot less water, and is reasonably resistant to heat and drought, making it perfect for xeriscaping.Starting at $2.50 USD -
Perennial Lupine Seeds
Lupinus perennis
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Lupinus perennis
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Once established, this lovely perennial will not disappoint with vibrant violet-blue hue. The elegant spikes are much larger than the native Wild Lupine and are easier to grow. This plant grows so vigorously that it can almost be invasive in the right conditions.Starting at $2.50 USD -
Russell Lupine Seeds
Lupinus polyphyllus
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Lupinus polyphyllus
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Brilliant and bold in a rainbow of colors; this Lupine variety will provide colorful blooms all season. This flower is not a native Lupine and grows so quickly and easily that it can almost be invasive with the right growing conditions.Starting at $2.50 USD -
Sky Lupine Seeds
Lupinus nanus
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Small Lupine Seeds
Lupinus polycarpus
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Lupinus polycarpus
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Small, but mighty, this short variety produces stunning blue-violet blossoms. This wildflower is a native of the Pacific Coast, but can easily be adapted as an annual to most garden conditions.Starting at $2.50 USD -
Texas Bluebonnet Seeds
Lupinus texensis
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Lupinus texensis
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The Bluebonnet is a native wildflower of the deep south and holds the honor of being the State Flower of Texas. The blooms have the unique trait of changing colors as they age, which is why they sometimes look reddish and other times blueish.Starting at $2.50 USD -
Yellow Lupine Seeds
Lupinus densiflorus
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Lupinus densiflorus
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Discovered all along the Pacific Coast, this golden flower loves sunshine. There are dozens of types of native Lupines in this region, but this annual does not mind growing in gardens far from home. This annual is easy to grow and produces a pretty showy flower with minimal effort.Starting at $2.50 USD
Lupines come in many shapes, sizes, and colors, and seem to hybridize easily forming even more variations. Some species like the Russell Lupines and Perennial lupines can be quite aggressive in their growth, and can take over areas if allowed to. Other native species like Wild Lupine are much smaller and more mild. The palm-shaped leaf of the lupine family is unique, but can be toxic to grazing animals. Probably the most popular lupine flower seed that we sell is the Texas Bluebonnet which is blue with red shades at times. Most of these wildflower seeds are drought resistant, and like dry soils - sometimes you can find them growing in sand in nature where nothing else can make it. The lupines from the western US like the Sky Lupine or the Yellow Lupine are annuals and are the easiest and fastest growing lupines.