Thermopsis Species, Aaron's Rod, Blue Ridge Buckbean, Bush Pea, Carolina Lupine

I planted this last year in a sunny spot in my pollinator garden. It appears to be thriving - beautiful thick green foliage - but has yet...Read More to produce a single bloom. Not sure what I'm doing wrong.

Thermopsis is perfect for any cottage garden with its beautiful yellow blooms, and the plant itself is attractive throughout the growing ...Read Moreseason with an almost kelly green hue and pretty leaves. Deadhead the seedpods and make more, but they take a few years to mature. I am grateful for this pretty plant that took to an area of my garden that rejected a number of species. Excellent in the Carolina clay!

Yes, it is easy to grow, and it prospers in dry soil. Very attractive yellow flowers attract bees and butterflies.

This plant is gorgeous, and very easy to grow. I manage a large conservation areas with broad meadows and this species stands out beautifully!