Northeast Gardening: What is growing nicely for you right now?, 1 by pirl

pirl wrote:
Very lovely columbine.

I like the lupine foliage, too. Let the seed head remain on the plant until you see the seeds turn black and then remove it and put it someplace dry (like a garage or shed), then plant those seeds in November, just pressing into the ground. You've already succeeded with the lupine! Of course you can grow seeds!

I love the shapes of the lupine flowers. Sometimes they're straight up and other times they bend and twist, almost forming question marks.