Specialty Gardening: Lupines. I just had to add them to my garden. , 1 by warriorswisdomkathy

warriorswisdomkathy wrote:
evelyn...... sorry not sure of name, think it might be texas bluebonnets but not quite as dark, will look for plants but not sure if I will find, had a bad hail storm 3 weeks ago. Also, is yelllow lupine or thermopsis, I have Thermopsis and they look similar to lupines.. Also ref. linaria, probably isn't, linaria flowers a bit further apart on stem, these are grouped closely,( just got linaria purperea Cannon Went in a trade this summer, love that I got them replaced!).....Gloriag..got seeds for a deep red and purple if intrested and they are fresh. I have let my lupines reseed in the garden, think they should bloom next season. This year not so great on my Lupines, some bug got to them and defoliated as they were getting ready to bloom, was sad, next year tho... Isn't that the way of gardeners tho, eternal optimists. LOL. Mama racoon and four babies, from last summer, mama's been back to visit the last three or four nights. Good Luck, Kathy