- Russell Lupines: The Story Behind the Glory of Those Colorful Spires
Lupine seeds found their way to Great Britain in the 1820's, where the willowy spikes of blue and purple became popular additions to cottage-style gardens Nearly a hundred years later, however, one man took an interest in the humble wildflower that would change how we saw lupines forever
- My New Obsession: Alaskan Lupines - Daves Garden
The Alaskan lupines that I saw, were of three varieties: Lupinus polyphyllus, Lupine articus and Lupinus nootkatensis There was little difference to me, but to those who live there, I am sure it is significant Some of the blooms were not tightly whorled together, and there were some variations in shades of color that I noticed Spectacular
- Lupines!!! - Daves Garden
They also grow well in the Pacific Northwestern U S and some parts of California They also grow abundantly throughout Europe as far north as Norway In some countries, like New Zealand, they are considered a noxious weed, taking over vast areas and forcing out native plants There are species of lupine to be found on nearly every continent
- Focus on the Florida Native Lupine - Daves Garden
The Florida Native Lupine (Lupinus diffusus), also known as Sky-blue Lupine, is a short-lived perennial A member of the pea family (Fabaceae), this native to the United States can be seen growing in the southeastern part of the country, specifically in Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, Georigia, North Carolina and South Carolina [1]
- Lupinus, Russell Lupin, Russell Lupine Russell - Daves Garden
I 'brought back' some seeds of Lupine from Bailey Island, Maine from last summers vacation and planted them in Middletown, Delaware The Read More soil conditions are somewhat sandy, although with good humus mixed in and in full sun for most of the afternoon
- Propagation:Lupine Germination - Daves Garden
Lupine along with Asparagus, Cotoneaster, Morning Glory (to name a few of the hard shelled seeds) need some method of softening the seed That can be done by freezing, scarification, acid bath, H2O2 or a hot water soak I prefer the hot water
- Lupinus Species, Wild Lupine, Sundial Lupine - Daves Garden
Lupinus Species, Wild Lupine, Sundial Lupine Lupinus perennis Upload Image Print Version
- Lupinus Species, Nootka Lupine - Daves Garden
The Nooka lupine grows along roadsides, gravel bars, and forest clearings from the Aleutian Islands, southcentral Alaska, and along the P Read More Their long tap roots make transplanting difficult, so sowing seed is preferable
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